Posted by John T on November 28, 2021 at 06:28:16 from (174.246.201.213):
In Reply to: T.V. antenna on R.V. posted by 1946 BN IHC on November 28, 2021 at 05:46:25:
1946, as one who has RVed for 50 years I feel your pain. I have used the old crank up rotational bat wing antennas,, as well as the King Jack rotational,, and the wing looking fixed RV rooftop units and found the King Jack best for UHF but the Bat Wing for VHF THATS BACK IN THE DAYS ALL THAT WAS OUT THERE......... If I had to choose ONLY ONE for over the air traditional TV signals it would still be the old crank up rotational bat wing like used for years. SURE a signal amplifier helps BUT ONLY IF THERES A REASONABLE SIGNAL TO START WITH. I also have the half dome Dish Network Tailgater antenna which works great just set it out and it aims itself and finds the satellites easy peasey.
THAT BEING SAID As time and technology progresses and as I RV travel all over the USA IVE PRETTY WELL ABANDONED ALL THE ABOVE in favor of Internet based streaming TV. With BOTH AT&T and Verizon Jetpack Hotspots unlimited with external MIMO and Cellular Antennas boosters and indoor re transmitting antennas coupled with ROKU and You Tube TV I GET MORE THEN I COULD EVER WATCH INCLUDING LOCALS LOL However much is because Im grandfathered in with great affordable internet programing for ATT ($23.49 per month) and Verizon.
Get a Bat Wing raise up rotational with an amplifier is about all you can do provided youre close enough to a tower.
John T Currently watching on my Verizon 8800 Unlimited JetPack (external MIMO antenna and amp) internet with my TV HDMI ROKU stick
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