Stereo

[dannyl]

I am very displeased with the stereo in my RV. Sharp.

I get very poor reception for the radio even though I made sure the antenna was straighened out as far as it would go.

I have used a Sony Boombox in the RV and it gets great reception as well as the Truck radio.

What experences have other had and have you solved the reception problem?





Mountaineer 348RLS
Dodge 3500 Cummings dually
Reese 16K Hitch
An Okie caught in Texas

[TheRanch]

Try putting th t.v. antenna up and turn on the booster works for mine.

2007 F-350 6.0 Turbo S/C SRW 4x4. 2007 Montana 3500RL

[LonnieB]

Ditto

Lonnie
2006 Montana 3000RK, Reciever Hitch for Boat and Toy Trailer
2003 F250 CC PSD, LB, 6 Speed Manual Trans., 4X4, Air Suspension, Husky 15K Hitch

[gitrdun]

Put a splitter from your coaxial cable to your stereo and turn on the booster of you tv antenna after it is up and you will get great reception.

[VanMan]

What everyone's trying to say is the TV antenna is your radio antenna also so you need it extended and the TV power booster turned on and the tv antenna connection.

1999 F250 SD/SC V-10 Lariat
2000 Montana Mountaineer TT 305FKS
'92 GMC Conversion Van - 350TBI
Weatherford, TX

[Native Tex]

VanMan it does work with the TV antenna and a splitter very well. In fact, our 3400 came with a splitter aplready installed. I assume it is the key to allow the antenna to work.

Native Tex

O.V. & Kathy Bonner
Miss Ko-Ko (Chocolate Lab)
Huntsville, Al
'05, 3400RL
'05 F250 Ford King Ranch, CC, FX4/4x4, 6.0L PSD

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