King Jack Antenna Installation / Retrofit on Class C RV Motorhome
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I will be upgrading my old Winegard Sensar "Batwing" style antenna to a new King Jack OA8500 antenna with optional signal finder. This is a great upgrade for most RV's and in my case brought better reception and a much sleeker, always up profile. This antenna is also much less likely to leak water in to your RV. If you are replacing an old crank up antenna and have a rubber roof, King recommends that you also install the optional mounting plate. Paid Amazon Links to both items are below.
KING OA8500 Jack HDTV Directional Over-the-Air Antenna with Mount and Signal Finder amzn.to/2CE2wZK
KING MB8200 Antenna Mounting Plate for KING Jack and OmniPro OTA Antennas amzn.to/384htzR
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Great demo of installing and explaining all the steps
Great instructional video. Loved it! Changing out the old batwing, but was not sure what I was getting into exactly. Your directions were very precise and you sold me on getting the King Jack model 088500. Thanks tremendously for your thorough instructions!
Thank you
Good job I have one of the other ones that mount on the bat wing arm it works pretty good most of the time
Great job very educational thank you
Great video on tv antenna installation! Thanks
I’m not getting any power to my signal booster any ideas?
Is there a fuse for the booster? Thanks
Why did you choose not to just replace the Winegard antenna head with the Jack head less base (OA8300). You would gain antenna height which many say the higher the better?
Because the winegard bases are known to leak eventually and mine was broken anyway. With the complete retrofit there are no complicated moving parts to fail or leak. You don't need the few feet of antenna height, trust me.
So you didn't need to take the Winegard power injector out and replace it with the king jack one? I read that the 2 where not compatible
Nope. Works fine