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The Signal Booster on My RV's Antenna is Not Working

by Anonymous




Antenna booster fuse in a 2004 Windsport Motorhome where is it?

ANSWER: Thanks for submitting your question on our Ask An RV Question Page.

I am going to assume that based on your question that the antenna amplifier for your antenna no longer works. I am also going to assume that you have a Winegard Sensar Antenna System on your Motorhome.

The amplifier (Signal Booster) is actually built into the antenna itself. The switch you turn on in the RV is a power supply that provides the power to the amplifier in the antenna through the COAX cable that is attached to the antenna. There are no replaceable fuses between the power supply and the antenna.

If you turn on the power supply switch and the LED on the switch lights up it means that the power supply is working properly and should be providing power to the antenna's amplifier. In that case the only possible problem that would prevent power from reaching the antenna would be a loose Coax Cable connection on the antenna or on the power supply. The COAX cable could also be bad.

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If the LED on the power supply is lit and all connections are good and the cable is good it means that the amplifier on the antenna has gone bad and you will have to replace the Antenna Headicon.

If the LED on the power supply does not light up you should first check your RV's electrical compartment for any blown 12 volt fuses. If all of the fuses are good then you should check for any loose wiring connections on the back of the power supply. If all connections on the power supply are good then you need to replace the RV Antenna Power Supply.

Hope this helps.

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Coax short
by: Anonymous

If light on PS blinks and then does not stay on when button is depressed, it could be a short in the coax. Disconnect coax from antenna wall outlet and also on roof at antenna and check with ohm meter (multimeter set on ohms) by placing one lead on the center wire and the other lean on the connector. If you read any resistance at all, you have a short in coax which is causing your PS to shut off.
I had this happen on my new copper canyon. when installing the panelling they shot a staple thru the coad shorting the center wire to the shield....

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Tv
by: Bette

We just put a signal booster on our antenna in our camper. Everyone we shut the tv off we have to scan for channels again why is that

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Signal Booster not working - possible answer
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You may have your input and output cables backwards

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converter box to antenna booster
by: Anonymous

When I plug in the converter box to the antenna
outlet the power booster light goes out.

Any idea why ??

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