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Subject Topic: tv aerial mast for conway cruiser? Post Reply Post New Topic
Personbaydreamer2
13/5/2008 at 10:18am
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I guess this questions been asked before,but can anyone give me their best ideas as to where to put up an aerial mast fixing for a conway cruiser?

As the sideskirts cover the jockeywheel,then a "jockeywheel" clamp seems out the question. Also,cannot put any bracket onto side of the camper as have a very narrow opening to the side of the house(where camper is stored),so dont need anything on sides.

I have thought about using the base of a whirly-line to put in the ground,but dont know if that would be sufficiant to hold-up the mast and 3 way DIGITAL AERIAL? 

Any suggestions please...?



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Personsteer_2001
13/5/2008 at 1:42pm
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We use one of these



Picture is great and works the freeveiw


Personandy+lisa
13/5/2008 at 10:18pm
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We purchased a mast that mounted on the jockey wheel but I replaced the two short mounting bars with two longer bars which allows the mast to stand vertical at the front, next to the front bed.   We have no under bed skirt at the front of our Sterling so we could do this.  Great picture every time, puchased from towsure.


Personbaydreamer2
13/5/2008 at 10:28pm
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Thanks...

I will have a look at Towsure and see what I can adapt.?



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Personpaul_and_lou
15/5/2008 at 11:05am
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we use an old camara tripod for our sat dish but im sure one could be adapted to fit an aerial on

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Persondoit
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upside down rotary washing line is the answer for me - not conected to cruiser of course and you will need tie downs to hold antenna in place in strong wind but it is easy to set up, cheap and stable on rough ground


Personcyrilthepost
15/5/2008 at 11:40pm
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Quote: Originally posted by steer_2001 on 13/5/2008
We use one of these



Picture is great and works the freeveiw
where did you get this from then Steer.


Personcyrilthepost
16/5/2008 at 12:48pm
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thought a lot of holidayers use sky dish's and their boxes from home LIKE THIS ONE??? or are these to much potch to but up???


Personsteer_2001
16/5/2008 at 1:07pm
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We got ours from a camping shop when we were away a few years ago but Towsure sell them for £25.95

Have a look here


Personcyrilthepost
16/5/2008 at 1:17pm
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Quote: Originally posted by steer_2001 on 16/5/2008
We got ours from a camping shop when we were away a few years ago but Towsure sell them for £25.95

Have a look here
and they realy work then,dont know how many i've bought over the yrs,yeah come and buy this see tv anywhere,get it home and they are rubbish.


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Personsteer_2001
16/5/2008 at 2:11pm
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We've never had any problems with it and have just bought a new thin thing with dvd & freeview built in and it also works great on that as well.

Jan P bought one last year and her precise words from another post are "Anyway our telly works just fine we bought a booster that Lisa recommended "

Have a look at this thread



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