Posted on 12/05/2018 16:49
were on our first proper site and there is no to tv reception but there is a box outside which the tv will work with. Any tips on where people use to get the cable in the van. There are lots of flies midgies so we don't want window open when we watch Eurovision tonight..,..sad I know.
Posted on 15/05/2018 20:00
I have used the flat coax type of aerial cable for 4 years now because the aerial on my Elddis is a stick type which is a poor aerial at best of times, bought it off e-bay for only a couple of pounds, its only about a foot long, one end connects via a tv cable to tv, the other to a normal coax cable outside to outside aerial or box, works brilliantly through a window or door without damaging any seals, worth every penny.
Posted on 15/05/2018 20:19
David,
I struggled to remove the speaker in my Bailey caravan when I needed to retrieve the power lead for the aerial amplifier which had fallen back into the hole. It was simple to remove the speaker once I realised that the mesh can be easily prised out of the surround using a small screwdriver.
Having fed the power lead back I secured it to the others with a tie wrap ;-)
Posted on 15/05/2018 20:19 by PeteCIDavid,
I struggled to remove the speaker in my Bailey caravan when I needed to retrieve the power lead for the aerial amplifier which had fallen back into the hole. It was simple to remove the speaker once I realised that the mesh can be easily prised out of the surround using a small screwdriver.
Having fed the power lead back I secured it to the others with a tie wrap ;-)
Posted on 17/05/2018 12:05
Thanks everyone, particularly the person that offered to post us an adaptor . I am informed that we do have an adaptor but we think it's at home with our original manuals. We are using the window option at the moment...good too 're the insect repellents .ed have a supply of smidge the midge. We will retrieve our adaptor and experiment next time we on a similar site.
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