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I'm also a retired TV antenna engineer. In the 60's my dad would send me out the bedroom window and onto the roof of our 2 story house where my job was to turn the antenna as he shouted instructions up from the bottom floor LR window......" Stop, stop, $%#@%$#&! stop, now go back"..We only got the one channel ( NBC) in our town, but on some days and if atmospheric conditions were favorable we could pick up a CBS signal from the big city ( Dothan) just 70 miles to the North and listen to Walter Cronkite.Retired TV antenna engineer here. The antennas are amplified and the amp is in the antenna housing. The need 12V sent to teh antenna, and TV signals back. The box, called the power injector couples to teh TV and it takes in12 V to the antenna. MOT have a second input for "park cable". There is usually an antenna/cable switch and the box has a pilot light usually LED to indicate power. locate the box, and check for the light. On one RV I found teh box way under the galley sink, and (obviously) not labelled.
Call the RV manufacturer and the customer service may point out where its hidden.
The RV I mentioned, mad a very useless manual.
Some injector boxes are panel pmounted with a connector facing you, and a 12 socket just under it, and a switch saying (antenna, and cable) on it. Mine is brown color.
The antennas are made by Weingard, and they would be help full, however, they are not there while it is being installed.
Google: Winegard, select the model of antenna, and it will show a picture f the associated wall plate.
Happy crawling around the cabinets.