On a recent road trip going down into Shelter Cove Ca. we took a tree branch on the roof of our Northern Lite and it ripped the Glomex antenna off. Coax cable is serviceable. I'm either going to buy another Glomex or something better based on advice ...
I'm thinking of installing a solar panel on my Northern Lite 10.2. I'm looking for some advice on brand method of install. I have 2 grp. 24 batteries and an on board genny. I'm thinking of apx a 100 watt panel. ThanksMike
For what it's worth. The new Open Country A/T IIs are hitting the shelves and specifically the LT295/75/16 has a load index of 128 or 3970 lbs. These will be my next tire. 3 ply side wall and a tread composed of 3 polyester, 2 steel and 2 nylon. Very...
Crabbypatty wrote:WHat about tires? Stock it has come with Michelins which are road tires. We go outer beach camping so I need something to air down and drive over the dunes, yet also give some good mileage over the road. Any thoughts??Since I've own...
DWeikert wrote:Bedlam wrote:Why not mount a coax barrel connector on the roof surface with a cap so you have it pre-wired if you change your mind? That's what I did when I removed the Winegard crank up OTA antenna to make room for more solar. Winegar...
Tizi wrote:I bought one of those flat antenna and mounted inside the entertainment cabinet. 50 mile range, **** thing actually works really well.Do you remember the brand name of the antenna?
Bedlam that's good advice. Actually I don't know the answer as we usually play CDs rather than listen to radio. I will definitely check and take the appropriate action. Thanks
OK thanks guys. I think Glomex is no good for an RV and I'm not interested in putting something else on the roof. Sounds like I need to pull the coax in and do a small fiberglass patch/repair on the roof and call it macaroni. If I invest in a tailgat...
