🔌 Winegard RV-7042 White Wall Plate Power Supply: Reliable RV Power Solution Review

I like it. I like it better if my account isn't marked with a star on the Amazon servers. That's why I give it a five star rating. It is white. The button works fine. It turns out 12 volts.

This gadget allows me to watch my 12 volt TV without being connected to the mains or generator which is what I needed. Easy to install and does the job.

Ideal for replacing a broken device from another manufacturer. I couldn't find a replacement for the Continu-US antenna and it worked very well. I had to install a separate FM antenna because no other PSU manufacturer uses AM/FM cables in their PSUs. This worked well and significantly improved reception.

Works like a champ. Our 4 year old camper didn't have 12 volt outlets. We resorted to "ghetto" battery connectors and portable battery packs. Weary. Luckily I stumbled across this to replace my current coax antenna connector with one that uses a 12v socket. Works great, antenna works. Charging family iPhones shouldn't be a problem in the future.

I really like Winegard products and only use them in my motorhomes. I only gave this three stars because it didn't work, ie the 12 volt socket was very weak and the signal strength going through it was low. I returned it using Revain's amazingly easy return policy. While this review is about the Power Plate, I also purchased a new Winegard antenna that picks up digital channels from 90 miles away in clear weather. Winegard has great products. This time I only have a holey one.

Was easy to install as a replacement for a unit I had that was struck by lightning. A cool discovery was the auxiliary port on the back. There are three coaxial connectors. One of them is the cable from the antenna. The second is the food line from the CATV campsite. The third connection is an output to another coaxial output. I used an auxiliary connector to install a new coax board elsewhere in my RV. Works great, lots of power. If the light does not work when installed, check the fuse in the

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I bought this to replace an antenna booster switch in my 2013 Roadtrek motorhome. My only interest was to have a 12 volt outlet that would draw power from household batteries and not a starter battery. I removed the old amp board and simply connected the existing 12 volt wire clamp from the replaced amp to this new 12 volt outlet. I even went a little further as there was a separate A/B switch to switch between roof antenna, cable entry and another small box that acted as a splitter. This one…