Winegard’s Air 360+ antenna is omnidirectional can can bring you VHF, UHF and FM signals. Because it’s omnidirectional you don’t have to crank it or focus it. Add the Winegard Gateway and you’ll have 4G LTE and WiFi capabilities. Check out what’s involved in getting these installed on the camper.
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Convert to RV LED Replacement Bulbs for a Brighter Space
Making the switch to LED lights can make your RV feel much more open and bright. There are a variety of LED replacement bulbs on the market; therefore, it’s important to research the differences. The more expensive RV LED replacement bulbs are made with an aluminum cage in-between the chips rather than fiberboard. This helps…
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Check Clearance Lights During Annual RV Maintenance
Inspecting your front-end clearance lights is an important part of yearly RV maintenance, and this video takes you through the process. This procedure is important because the lenses on the lights can crack or the seals can come loose, allowing moisture to penetrate. The moisture may do damage by dripping down the front of the…
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How to Replace Your Old RV Sewer Vent
In an RV water system, the sewer vent allows sewer gas to escape and allows water to flow through the system. It’s a basic technique that lets you have a kitchen and bathroom in the same vehicle without contaminating one with the other. Without releasing sewer gas and allowing fresh air into the system, the…
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Still Watching an Old Set? Replace Your Old RV TV
For years, RV manufacturers built boxes above the front of the cabin to house television sets. Most sets were thicker from front to back than they were from side to side, so they had to sit flush in a dedicated box, aimed straight toward the back of the rig. If you wanted to sit at…
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Is this for OTA only? It seems to have the capability of adding Wifi. Is that through cell service?
You didn’t show attaching to the roof