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Re: Winegard Carryout loses signal without 12 volt
It does need 12 volt to find the satellite. Once it finds the satellite it can be unplugged from the 12 volt. The 12 volt is connected to the satellite. I have been using this for a few years, and I know for a fact it does not have to stay connected to 12 volt. Bgum, thanks - it is level but I will turn it.313Views0likes0CommentsWinegard Carryout loses signal without 12 volt
I have been using the Carryout for a few years as a full-timer. It worked Thursday. Today when I hooked it up, it worked fine until I unplugged it from the 12 volt. Tried it several times. It has a very good signal, perfect weather, etc. It is connected directly to the DVR. Any ideas?4.5KViews0likes25CommentsRe: Thinking of going FW...........HELP!!
It took me one sightseeing trip across country with a 5th wheel to realize I didn't need to be hauling all that 'stuff' with me. Granted I travel alone, but a TC has so many advantages - easy to set up, travel to remote places, small enough for many State and National Parks, less maintenance (tires, wheel bearings, brakes, etc). I've been full timing in mine for over 2 years - 6 months of that with another person in here. Welcome to the forum and good luck with your decision!!388Views0likes0CommentsRe: Full Time truck Camper
I've been full timing (that means 365 days 24/7) in TC for 2 1/2 years - just me except 6 months for trip to Alaska in the beginning when a friend went along. Got rid of the 5er and no regrets!! 3 years before that, I traveled in TC for 6 months of the year.399Views0likes0Comments
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