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Resolved Bedroom TV Doesn't See Antennae

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My coax tester will be here tomorrow, gotta love Amazon Prime. Thanks, Neal!
 
Fixed!

The coax tool was invaluable but alas, the TV had to come down. It was actually quite easy to remove, 3 screws top and bottom; the special bit for their screws makes all the difference.

Since I am not the original owner I can only hope Newmar didn't release it like this, the splitter behind the TV was not connected to the TV, instead there was a coax connected to it (TV) coming from behind the wall.

I removed the coax from the TV and put it in one of the splitter's outputs, the other output I connected to the TV, the input came from a wall plate marked Roof Mount. It now see the antennae and pulls in channels when I scan.

It's great feeling when you figure this stuff out.
 

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