RV Electronics
In the past few decades, advanced technology has dramatically altered the way we find amusement as we travel the country by RV. From crisper digital RV TVs to decked-out entertainment systems, manufacturers are constantly releasing new RV appliances and RV electronics that make life on the road more comfortable and enjoyable.
Maybe you need to distract fussy children with calming music, or perhaps you just want to catch the big game—whatever your reason, we can help you install and upgrade the most essential RV electronics on your rig. In this tutorial series, we teach you the expert tips and techniques necessary to set up your RV appliances.
With step-by-step walkthroughs from RVing master Dave Solberg, you’ll learn to complete a range of RV electronics installation and improvement projects. He’ll show you how to mount and wire an RV TV satellite, strip wires, convert your RV lights to brighter LEDs and get the most out of your RV TV antenna.
If you’re unsure how to hook up any RV electronics on your rig, we guarantee Dave’s got the answers. Follow along as he shows you the simple tips and techniques you need to install and maintain the electrical RV appliances you rely on to make each trip memorable!
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3:29It can be a real hassle to keep cables and cords in proper order while traveling the country in your RV. Honestly, who has the patience for unruly generator hookups? Luckily, expert Dave Solberg has a few cable clamp options that will help you to quickly declutter your storage space! In this free lesson, Dave
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6:07Learn how to get more out of your RV TV viewing experience by making the upgrade to Dish Network Wally. In this free video, Dave Solberg explains why Wally is his go-to choice for picking up a clear picture anywhere he travels. He also introduces supplemental equipment you should consider to enhance your package, including
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5:56We received a question from an RV Repair Club member asking why their RV battery wasn’t holding any juice after a full charging cycle. While the problem of an RV battery not charging typically stems back to one common issue, there are a handful of other possibilities. So in this lesson, we do a little
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1:05Just because everything has gone digital in the modern age, that doesn’t mean you need to throw away all remains of the bygone technological era. We’re asked often whether you can use the classic batwing RV TV antenna that was once equipped on most RVs to receive a signal on digital flatscreen TVs. The answer
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2:03When it comes to buying an RV GPS for your rig, there are a number of factors to consider other than cost. For instance, do you know whether your trailer will have appropriate clearance on a designated route? Some GPS options can give you that information, others may not. Just one thing to keep in
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2:29The days of the batwing are long gone. Thanks to recent advancements in technology, now there’s no need to climb on top of your RV to adjust the antenna to catch a signal. With the Winegard Rayzar automatic antenna, watching TV in your RV is entirely work- and stress-free. All you have to do is
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4:22Like any component on an RV, the Accu-Slide cable slide room is liable to wear down and require maintenance after repeated uses, especially when it comes to the cables that retract and extend the unit. If you notice that your slide room doesn’t seem to pull tightly into the wall or push all the way
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7:58For years, the traditional batwing antenna has been the go-to choice for RVers who like to enjoy a little TV at the campground. This model enjoyed a great run of success, for it’s time for a newer, more reliable alternative. Enter the RAYZAR Z-1 from Winegard. This permanently mounted antenna stands at just 8.4-inches and
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2:23Despite what the forums might say about standard RV battery life being only two to three years, your on-board, deep cycle batteries should have the capability to last you between five and seven years. That is, if you take proper care of your battery and complete regular maintenance to combat invasive sulfation. There are a
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