terry groesbeck

HTNut

Are you driving around when searching for DTV signals or are you parked?

staticMHZ

can you post your tv fool plot? Is your antenna pointed in the right direction?

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cowboyup4christ

if you are over 20 miles from transmitters your rv antenna will not work well.

AndyTiedye

I suppose the zipcode changes frequently

Dya think a pre-amp will help him?

DTVuser2009

The RV's antenna should already have an amp built-in. (there's usually a red LED telling you it's got power and a selector for 'Cable/Ant' make sure it's on ANT and the antenna is cranked up all the way. the one in my 1995 Sportsmen's Trailer was stripped so i had to get on the roof and raise it manually)

Usually those outlets with the amp fail. if so the LED won't light and you'll get nothing.

cowboyup4christ

try the lava antenna in the antenna reviews light could put up on a pole next to rv. built in rotator and pre amp

DTVuser2009

Be cautious about digging or putting up permanent mounts or poles for antennas/satellite dishes. some RV parks won't allow that. and if you only stay awhile and then leave, why bother?

cowboyup4christ

could be mounted to the rv and then just loosen thumb screws and remove antenna

HTNut

With such a short run of cable from the antenna to his converter, I don't think it will. Probably wouldn't hurt to try though...