“I have a rv trailer and can't seem to get only 1 channel on 2 tvs and have tried several different antennas and still nothing will work the one antenna on the roof of the rv only picks up 1 channel what would I need to do with this antenna”
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I’m sorry you have an issue. In order to understand the physics of signal transmission. The antenna you purchased is designed as a fixed receiver, meaning that you need to know in which direction your local stations broadcast from. If you antenna moves for any reason, then you’ll need to turn the face of the antenna in the direction of the optimal signal. Weather conditions as well as line of sight fall into play as well. If your RV travels then your going to have to invest in a mobile antenna that can articulate to find optimum signals. I hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.That's odd. As a troubleshooting approach only use items that came with the antenna without using any splitters. Just antenna, coax and the power injector that came in the box. Then do the regular channel scan option in the TV.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.For more information about the available signals at your location please visit https://www.fcc.gov/media/engineering/dtvmaps
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