Hey Grant,
The Jensen Pull Up Antenna, # AN110, doesn't actually mount through an exterior hole in your RV, it comes with a mounting bracket and self tapping screws that is mounted and then the antenna is hooked to. If you wanted to run the cable inside you would need to drill a 3/8" hole for the cable to run through. Otherwise the antenna uses a mounting bracket to mount.
What kind of RV/trailer are you wanting to put this on? view full answer...
Hey George, thanks for reaching out!
From what I'm seeing the Replacement Antenna # VO54FR and Replacement Wireless Antenna # PXXHD0006301R both have the same threaded section, but the first one has a male side for the pin while the second has a female side for the pin so these aren't interchangeable. view full answer...
For your Voyager WVOM541AP monitor you're going to need the Replacement Antenna for Voyager WiSight Wireless RV Backup Camera System # VO54FR. view full answer...
It sounds like your RV manufacturer may have left off some parts for the Lippert OneControl ConnectAnywhere Cellular Upgrade Kit # LC55UD. This would not be the first time I have seen this happen as these are built by people and things do get missed. You will want to contact your RV dealer to have them inspect and contact the RV manufacturer for the missing components. view full answer...
Great question, and the short answer is yes, you can definitely install the 200 Watt Rich Solar Kit # RS37VR yourself, as long as you're comfortable with basic tools, 12V wiring, and sealing roof holes. We have quite a few DIYers in the etrailer community who’ve had great success installing Rich Solar kits on their RVs, trailers, and even van builds.
The # RS37VR includes 200 watt panel, plus an MPPT controller, mounting brackets, and pre-crimped MC4 connectors. The general install process... view full answer...
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