I need the complete antenna, including the inside of the RV. All I have is a hole in the roof, begging for an HD TV antenna?
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I wold start by going to an RV store and looking at what is involved and all the parts you may need if just a hole. Their service department may be helpful to provide cost estimate. Do you need a telescoping mount? If not you might be able to rig up something and buy an HD antennae. The winegard antennas do provide a good picture with a HD flatscreen if you want to go that route. Good luck.
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OK, near a window? In the city? Let me suggest this: In the center pin of your coax plug, unbend a paperclip, carefully insert it into that coax in on your tv and connect a long wire or :conductive" material to it (foil). If you rescan with that in and STILL get nothing, unlikely but may happen, it's your location. If it picks up anything, the antenna's a dud. If it works, gauge what you can get from a homebrew antenna and go up from there. This may not be strong enough to hit your local channels. I know of a 50 mile radius antenna at $60; before you throw in the towel, try the paperclip trick. THe HomeWorx is inexpensive; returns are "meh." Good luck!
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I lived 20 miles from dallas, and the signal quality was not good. Also I tried to move the antenna around to find the right signal strength but still made no difference. I would try to look for an antenna that goes on top of an rv they seem to be better built for distance and signal strength.
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Unless they are part of your satellite subscription, and you are within your sat service area, you can't. If you're addressing RV usage, use the roof-top antenna.
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I too had same problem, so purchased a hd antenna. Now able to pickup many channels. Good luck.
85881
It has a mounting bracket that will attach to any pole or j-pole ( like a directv dish mount) you'll have to supply whatever will be connected to the RV, I'm guessing on the roof somehow.
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hi i need to know if this antenna it arrive ready to use o i have to buy extra part o elements
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Myself just removed the over the air antenna and used extincting hole. Hope this helps
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It's a great antenna for sat TV, you can't get Internet this way. I use my iPad and cell service for the Internet. There are systems out there for the Internet that I saw starting around $8,000.00. Google RV and the Internet.
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The following link will give you a list of Digital & HD broadcast TV stations in Palm Beach that you can receive with a roof top antenna for free: http://tvlistings.aol.com/listings/fl/s-palm-bch/over-the-air/33480 The dyle mobile device merely picks up these signals and directs them to your ios or android device. It looks to me like you have over 30 channels available. With all those channels, I hope you are not using cable for your home TV viewing.
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One end of the coax is fastened to the antenna on the exterior of the RV. You need to use a coax that is weather resistant.
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If the desciption says antenna and mount that's what you get. I only got the antenna that's all I needed.
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I am sorry, I cannot honestly remember if there were any with the antenna I purchased.
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I was told it was an interior antenna. Doesn't it say anything on either the item, or the company website?
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Do you have wiring into your house from the roof-mounted antenna? If so, by all means connect the roof-mounted antenna to the DTA-800B1, do a channel scan and see if you can receive the local channels you'd like to watch. If for some reason you don't get any channels or only get a few, check all of the wiring and connectors between the roof-mounted antenna and your interior to make sure nothing is loose, disconnected or damaged. In very rare cases you might need a different antenna, but it's not likely. An outdoor roof-mounted antenna is the best way to obtain strong signals from local channels.
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You can get the complete information here http://www.tvantennasale.com/Lava-HD-2605-Ultra-Outdoor-TV-Antenna-p/lavahd2605ultra.htm?gclid=CMTskM-HprwCFZTm7AodCk4A8w
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Not in the attic but the roof of the building. The area I live in though only picks up about 60 channels which are all good insofar as HDTV is concerned but disappointing because the antenna per se is capable of picking up a 100 to 150 channels in HD instead.