Caravan TV antennas

Not sure if this will help for you but have you looked at
The rv-wing that clips on the Winegard antenna.
This rv-wing is a addon for digital tv cost around $30-$50

Vern I also have a new van and was wondering about that as well. I fixed the problem when I purchased a new Digital LED TV. The instruction book said you only have to point the aerial in the general direction of the closest town and you should get signal. This worked for me. However I still get confused about which part of the aerial it the part you point. At the current Caravan and Camping show at Caulfield Race Track I was told that you can buy a little signal strength doover which does it for you. I'm told it isnt expensive though having said that I am yet to buy one. A lot of people are still trying to suck in analogue TV signal when most areas in Australia is now running on digital. Perhaps a set top box attached to ur TV if its still old school will work. Best of luck

mickmci

I've been caravanning for quite a number of years but have never had a specialized TV antenna. I've always used a standard antenna like the ones used at home. O.K so they take a bit longer to set up? So what? I'm on holiday and not in a rush. If I'm in a bad reception area I use my satellite dish system. I more often than not get better reception than those with the fancy antennas and keeps her in doors happy too.

G'Day Vern, I'm assuming that they all have a booster, each of the ones I've had did. Make sure it's powered up, ie, shows a small LED, there's a push button switch on the unit. The unit is usually up near the roof close to the wind up mechanism and the coaxial cable comes out of it. I got caught with our first one till someone wised me up.

Cheers, Doug S..