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Originally Posted by JimSchwenk
Nobody at the dealer can tell us where the booster switch might be, nor why the antenna on the roof has no crank anywhere to be found.
Did you look here? Did you look there? I've looked everywhere, even in the outside kitchen. 2 TV's, big disappointment.
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My previous RV had the booster inside the antenna on the roof. That is why there was no crank. The antenna was omnidirectional and didn't have to be aimed.
My hunch is that the power being sent to the rooftop antenna is somehow not being sent. Either that, or the booster in the antenna is bad. One other thing to check would be the connection right at the antenna. To check it would require you to go on the roof and pull the antenna. Inspect it closely. After you take it off the roof, use a multimeter to check the voltages being supplied. If you have a length of coax, hook it directly to the antenna's output and then to a TV. If you don't get a signal, then you have proven it's the antenna.
Good luck