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althotos · 06-17-2019, 06:16 AM

I have been buying Mohu leaf antennas for 7 years. I have 4 in my retirement house in Fort Myers. I have 2 in my motor home. They are definitely worth it. My stations are about 30 miles away, but the Mohu pulls them in fine. Now, you may have to re-position the Mohu for different stations, or you could find the sweet spot where it can pull all of them in over the air. Since it is so thin and light, it is easy to experiment with placement. I have my TV in my RV between the front passenger chair and the entry door slightly in front of the midpoint. The best position I have found is on the passenger seat, which has been turned around to face the rest of the coach. Good luck.

06-17-2019, 06:16 AM	#2
althotos Member Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: Fort Myers Posts: 36	I have been buying Mohu leaf antennas for 7 years. I have 4 in my retirement house in Fort Myers. I have 2 in my motor home. They are definitely worth it. My stations are about 30 miles away, but the Mohu pulls them in fine. Now, you may have to re-position the Mohu for different stations, or you could find the sweet spot where it can pull all of them in over the air. Since it is so thin and light, it is easy to experiment with placement. I have my TV in my RV between the front passenger chair and the entry door slightly in front of the midpoint. The best position I have found is on the passenger seat, which has been turned around to face the rest of the coach. Good luck. __________________ aj ==================== 2004 Gulf Stream Crescendo 8356 1999 Bounder 30E (traded 2018 on GF) 1997 Hornet 25 TT (sold 2003)