What TV ant. do most people find that works in the T@B

atlasb

Hi all, We are new to the T@B and the group. Have a 2013 Q Maxx and want to add the ant. for the TV. Have looked several places and not yet made our mind up.

Thanks for the info and enjoy the Forum for all the info. The new T@B is an upgrade for us from a LG 5 Wide .
Fred and Donna, atlasb

belvagillespie

I can't help a bit. Still trying to figure that one out. I believe Verna has had some good luck with TV reception.

Wanderoo

I bought the Razyar Wyngaard but haven't used it yet. I think it needs to be within 20 miles of a broadcast signal. That's okay with me. Sometimes I'll use it and sometimes I won't be able to. I think the other options are pretty pricey (a satellite dish and paying for reception) and, honestly, don't know if the T@Bs have cable hookup!!!!
Beth, 2013 Subaru Forester 2014 T@B S M@xx

Verna

Yes, I've had great luck with my RCA antenna from Walmart ($40), mounted to an 8' retractable painter's pole. I've bungy corded it to the power inlet plug or to the tongue--depending on the wind gust strength.

Michigan_Mike

Your reception with most of the digital antennae's will vary and the closer you are to the large metropolitan areas, the better the reception. I have a TV/DVD combo 19" TV and also carry along DVD's to watch. This is my set-up I used and still have it.

TV Antennae set-up

atlasb

Hey Mike, Looks like a nice set up. Gives me some ideas for our T@B. Great suggestions like these really make the forum what it is. Mahalo

Michigan_Mike

Hi Evelyn,

I bought my 19" NAXA TV/DVD combo on EBay for around $199.00. This was my third NAXA and I like it because it runs off 12 volts and 120 volts.

SailTab

I use a seawatch marine omnidirectional antenna. Seems to work in most cg.
I dont like a tv when camping, but my other half does.
Keeping the peace.

jkjenn

I use a $12 antenna from Amazon. It works fairly well as long as you are not too far from and city. I think we should do a test of the different models at the next rally for some real life comparisons.

Nomad

I have an RCA non-powered, 20 mile antenna. So far I've not been able to pick up a thing out in the boonies. Antennas must be spread out too far.
Maybe a powered version or a 50 mile range would work. Got the non-powered version because I didn't want to use the juice.

mawebb

I bought a Pillips digital antenna that's weatherproof, but haven't had a chance to try it out yet. It has an amplifier that is powered remotely.