KING OA1000 OmniPro Portable Omnidirectional HDTV Over-the-Air Antenna with Mount - White

I've been wanting to replace the Mini-State HD View 360 rotating antenna that originally came on my Tiffin 2012 36LA. I'd been looking at a few different omnidirectional antennas. This one came recommended and the price was right so I figured I'd give it a shot. Now I wish I hadn't waiting so long to replace the old antenna. Installation was fairly easy. Since I didn't want to drill into my RV's roof I used the existing antenna supports. I fashioned a mounting plate out of acrylic and attached it to the mounts and I attached the antenna to the plate. A single coax connection and everything topside looked good. I kept the original booster but I have the King supplied booster that came with it if needed. I scanned the TV and was nothing short of impressed. The old antenna had never picked up so many channels. I'm about 20 miles south of DC and the antenna picked up Baltimore channels. They're a bit out of range to get a consistently clear picture but everything else came in nice and clear. The antenna picked up local channels that the old antenna never did. I enjoyed watching several different channels during the rain we had this weekend and I was thrilled that I didn't have to rotate the antenna to try and get a clear picture.

I found this antenna a very easy install. It was harder taking the old antenna off the motor home than installing the new one . I also used the plate on the roof under the antenna.

Guardé la antena durante este tiempo y se volvió a instalar para probarla resulta que la había instalado mal, realmente tiene muy buena recepción. Anterior. Solo captó un canal de tv en cuernavaca, Morelos, y estoy en pleno centro de la ciudad, con antena sencilla recibo más de 8 canales!! Nota. No pude realizar devolución ya que confiada la instale al regresar de un viaje largo y el tiempo para devolución ya había transcurrido.

Easy to connect, it works like it should, next step is to install it on my tv.

I install this antenna on my 1955 Airstream, and I'm very happy with it. I installed this King omni antenna and I now get 3-times them number of stations, rock solid, compared to whip or window antennas. NOTE: IT IS A MUST THAT A DC VOLTAGE POWER INJECTOR BE USED (not to be confused with an in-line antenna amplifier)! I've read mixed reviews, but I have to believe that any negative reviews are because of improper installation and not using the voltage injector. This antenna has a built-in amplifier that is phantom powered through the coax antenna cable, and the voltage to power the amplifier must come from a voltage injector (not an in-line amplifier). I use the voltage injector made by King (purchased separately), and also accommodates feeding two televisions. The amplifier boosts the antenna signal at the antenna (where is should be boosted instead of at the receiver end of the cable). The amplified signal makes up for long antenna lengths, and is a must when feeding two televisions like I am. Use high quality RG6 cable. This antenna is very well made for an RV, works great, and the price is justified.