I am having a problem getting a signal to my bedroom TV. I have read the old post but am totally confused. Can someone explain how they get a satellite signal to the bedroom TV. I want to be able to watch a different program in the bedroomtherefore plan on using two satellite receivers. My bedroom connection has a coax and 12 volt hookup but not aseparate satellite connection like the tv in the living area. Can this be done withthe current setup?
Does your coach have two inputs on the exterior input panel, one for CATV and the other for satellite? Our 2010 CF31QB has those two. The living room TV set up has two antenna jacks, one for cable/amplified antenna TV the other for satellite TV. I have used only the former and have yet to try the satellite side. I was under the impression the bedroom jack is a slave and will output whatever is coming into the coach. My impression sounds incorrect.
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The coax connection in the bedroom will recieve the signal from the antenna or cable tv only. You will have to run another cable for satelite.I would suggest thru the floor.We use one satelite box for both tvs. I purchased a wireless video audio transmitter from X10.com but both tvs have to watch the same program on satellite unless the person in the other room wants to watch regular channels from antenna.
Thanks very much. I have spent too much time trying to figure it out. I didn't want to run another cable if the current set up would work. I'll run another cable. I will probably run it up through the floor from the basement storage area and position it next to the dresser.
Not saying this is the best way to do it, but it's one way. As others have stated, you can purchase an A/V multiswitch (multiple inputs/outputs) available at Radio Shack and possibly WM. Either of these will keep you from having to pull another coax to the front bedroom. Hope this helps. Lynn
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Not saying this is the best way to do it, but it's one way. As others have stated, you can purchase an A/V multiswitch (multiple inputs/outputs) available at Radio Shack and possibly WM. Either of these will keep you from having to pull another coax to the front bedroom. Hope this helps. Lynn 
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