Easy Way to Aim RV TV Antenna with Map and Compass
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Aiming an over-the-air RV television antenna can be tedious and time-consuming, especially when far from home and boondocking. Phone apps can fail and cell phone service is often unavailable. This video presents an easy to follow, step-by-step way to accurately aim your RV antenna on the first try using a road map and a common compass.
You may not be Chuck but you are creative, clever and concise.
What a terrific compliment. Thanks for watching and commenting.
your demonstration is easy to follow
Thanks very much.
thanks for sharing another very informative and useful video and you demonstration that's is to understand and follow safe and enjoyable adventures ahead
demonstration is easy
your demonstration is easy to follow
Thanks Phillipp, for your nice compliment and for being a regular commenter.
Simple, clear and easy to understood 👍😊
Thanks Kat. You are very kind.
@@ImnotChuck. 😊
New supporter here love this video great video let’s stay connected
Thanks for checking me out, and welcome to the channel. I would love to stay connected.
antenna's have come a long way since the one I used to turn with a 🔧
I remember doing that, too. Thanks Glenda.
Hi. Did you ever try tvfool locator? I have used it in the city. But on the road I’m going to get a Road Atlas and compass. It’s lucky I have not been lost relying on my phone for navigation so far. Thanks for the video.
I did try it, but it seemed difficult to get everything lined up. Thanks for commenting.
have you tried tv fool or tv towers app to locate tv towers
I have tried them, but it's been a while. As I recall, they both seemed confusing.
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Hi Donald. Thanks for the TU.
i have found the phone apps easy to use, but only if the phones compass has been caliberated.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Maybe I just didn't find the right app, or didn't properly calibrate the compass.
Since you are one of the few people who know what a Yagi is I'll bet you are an amateur radio operator!
Yes, for more than 40 years, I have had a "ham" license. Before that, it was CB, and before that, SWL. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Yagi is pronounced wth a A as in apple or yak sound NOT not a aw sound as u pronounced [or maybe ur accent] and Yagi antennas hav been around for many yrs , i also have been around many yrs 62yo and been around CB & Ham sense the late 60's when my Pops introduced me to radios
"You say tomato, I say tomato." www.howtopronounce.com/yagi/ Thanks for your comment, and for watching.