Caravan ANTENNAS Compared | ADVENTURE READY

This week we've done a deep-dive into what sets different caravan antennas apart, from the brands and models and their ability to pick up polarised signals, to how much space they take up on a roof. Come along as Jeb does his very best to try and explain this complicated topic.
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0:00 Intro
0:42 Vertical & Horizontal Signals
2:07 Broadcast Towers & Radio Waves
4:01 Winegard Sensar III
7:33 Winegard Freevision HV
10:37 Winsig 4.0
13:10 Cowfish Vantenna
15:08 Conclusion
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[@i.m.peterrific]

I'd 100% delete the antenna from my next van build. I'd rather have some form of starlink mount and feed-through for the cable. That way I can stream whatever I want, whenever I want. I've been on the road for 9 months and can count on one hand how many times I've bother putting up the antenna.

[@mahindramasterman]

Just wrote a similar comment and absolutely agree with you. There's really no need for one anymore

[@stevejones2757]

Good vid… don’t understand why the manufacturers would put the only horizontal receiver on any Van now.

[@regsmith3535]

Thanks for that Jen, I have learnt from this video. Cheers man. Keep up the great work.

[@richardskinner1367]

Great info thanks but vid could have been a bit shorter by reducing repetitiveness

[@NiznerolA]

Very informative. Thanks.

[@PeninsulaDroneography2024]

Great vid Jed, some useful info there. What happen to 'Tips with Steve', has he left you guys ?

[@mahindramasterman]

I've never understood why anyone today would still want to watch regular TV. We have 2 phones and 1 tablet for our family and setup and don't need a bulky TV or antenna. At a push we may buy a starlink in the future but this far haven't required it