Trigano 310 pop top tv aerial socket

Perhaps it connects to an outside socket. Is there a coaxial socket on the outside of the van anywhere? Quite a few CAMC sites have a TV connector on the EHU bollard which you connect with a lead to the socket on the caravan.

Hi, no there's no socket on the outside, it's literally next to a plug socket on the side of a cupboard.

Thanks

On my first and second Eriba pop-tops I had a co-axial cable terminating inside a top locker, where realistically you could access it neatly as you may be thinking of locating a tv in the area. 

The wiring went down vertically behind the wall board and emerged under a protective plastic cover in a base locker.

The idea was it would be far easier to access this lower point with a feed from an outside aerial than the higher point where your TV was probably going to be.

Colin

My caravan is in my garage at the moment, I'm going to get it out later in the week and have a good look. I'll check underneath too. I've no idea how it comes into the caravan. I'll take some photos too. 

I can't find anything outside. There's a lead that goes down the inside of the cupboard, where the aerial socket is, it goes underneath the caravan to the other side and then by the battery box, but there's nothing. Maybe it's been taken out and the switch for the motor mover has been put there??? But I don't see why it would go over one side underneath and back. Very strange. 

We have a Trigano Mini 290 and have one of those aerial sockets too, never figured out how to use it, looks like it goes into the wardrobe but not sure what happens to the cable after that. But to be honest we don't watch live TV. Just download Netflix to the phone and Miracast it to our little Smart TV while we are away.

there's an external aerial socket on the side of my Coachman. The cable to/from it ends at the aerial inside my wardrobe, I can either connect the lead from the roof aerial to the amplifier or the cable from the external socket to the amp ..... it just saves having an aerial lead going through a window. I then plug my telly co-ax into the aerial socket integrated with the mains socket

Take a look at the A frame - there is likely to be a coiled up coax cable tucked hidden away in the A frame (my 340 has).  Buy an extension and external aerial kit (Toolstation do a caravan leisure aerial kit for £35 but I don’t think it works well in weak signal areas).