Review on 📡 KING OA1501 OmniGo Portable Over-the-Air Antenna - High-Performance HDTV Reception for Any Location by Neil Biondo

This antenna is easy to assemble and ready to use. I connected it to the RV cable on the outside antenna, then in the RV I connected the AMP connector to the antenna connector and then to the TV which is now ready to start scanning. I sat back and waited for the scan to complete and NOTHING. Not just a channel. So I bypassed the RV cables and went from the KING OA1501 OmniGo to the AMP road and it worked. I started scanning and 16 channels appeared. So at first I thought I had a wiring problem in my RV. However, I read some Q&A and tried a comment on connecting the AMP outside to the antenna and then connecting the TV to the inside of the camper via a standard connection, plugged in the power then did a TV scan and the same 16 Channels came out great. Only one change changed the opinion that this is a bad deal for 5 stars. So I would advise you to try this method before you give up and think it won't work.