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brittsnbirds · 05-20-2015, 07:45 AM

Have the same problem driveway camping with current antennae. However after purchasing a FlatWave Amplified Razor-Thin HDTV Indoor Antenna from WalMart last year during World Series I was able to get channel that I needed to watch it while in the Missouri Ozarks. Very directional but it worked. When I got home tuned the TV and was able to get 34 Channels. Better than zero!

Downside is you have to move it around in the trailer to find the signal. I just bend it (pliable) and put in a window run cable up around the cabinets.

You said you had a TT. We did too and are so glad we upgraded, the 5th wheel pulls much better than the TT.

FYI had to call my dealer yesterday as the DVD player quit working on the Linear. Be sure to use it and make sure it works. Have heard they are not the best unit in the world.

Have fun!!

05-20-2015, 07:45 AM	#4
brittsnbirds Member Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Cass County Missouri Posts: 56	Antennae Have the same problem driveway camping with current antennae. However after purchasing a FlatWave Amplified Razor-Thin HDTV Indoor Antenna from WalMart last year during World Series I was able to get channel that I needed to watch it while in the Missouri Ozarks. Very directional but it worked. When I got home tuned the TV and was able to get 34 Channels. Better than zero! Downside is you have to move it around in the trailer to find the signal. I just bend it (pliable) and put in a window run cable up around the cabinets. You said you had a TT. We did too and are so glad we upgraded, the 5th wheel pulls much better than the TT. FYI had to call my dealer yesterday as the DVD player quit working on the Linear. Be sure to use it and make sure it works. Have heard they are not the best unit in the world. Have fun!!