Tom & Forest,
I'm with you guys on running extra lenght & spare wires. What I learned in recent years is to MARK the spares. Sounds simple, & years ago I remembered. Today, not so much!
Tom,
You mentioned TV wire management. This was the third time I've cleaned up the ratsnest, always looks better after the TV is mounted
I labeled all the wires including the spares
It saves a bunch of time later for sure
Tom
I am in the process of installing a HD antenna on my coach 722. I have the in-motion KVH, but it is not HD. I found a new product, which is made by RF Mogul, which is the only one that has the SWM head needed for HD Directv. It is awesome....
hi john, the rfmogul dish you refer to is the one i just installed on my coach. it works great.
tom
OK Tom, I think I am going to use the auto-stow. I had rather just punch the search button again if I turned on the ignition key. I saw a coach out in Arizona a couple of weeks ago, heading the opposite way from me that had his big ol' Satellite Internet dish up, and did not know it. I will bet it made a loud noise whe he went under some underpass. It only takes a couple of minutes to lock on if you mess up. I will call it my dummy proof switch.
I also found out , to get a HD pictute, I had to run Composite Cables to my TV . Now it gets 1080i resolution...
if your tv doesnt have hdmi, yes you need to run those cables. i run hdmi through my new yamaha receiver that has hdmi passthrough.
i have not decided to do the autostore or not yet. i have the harness that royal sent me to do it.
tom
(04-08-2013, 07:07 PM)encantotom Wrote: [ -> ]if your tv doesnt have hdmi, yes you need to run those cables. i run hdmi through my new yamaha receiver that has hdmi passthrough.
i have not decided to do the autostore or not yet. i have the harness that royal sent me to do it.
tom
Your mention of Royal reminded me that I have not seen mention of Motosat closing their doors. Perhaps I missed it in the forum
John, MotoSat has been in transition for some time. The some of the original crew at MotoSat is now operating as RFMogul building TV dish systems but not internet systems. MotoSat was bought out and operated as MoSat until February 23, 2013 when they officially closed.
http://www.motosat.com/index.html