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Winegard Batwing Sensar III Antenna

Catalog Item # 26655

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Club Price $129.99

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Sensar III Antenna uses built-in 12-volt amplifier and unique solid state circuitry to provide the clearest VHF/UHF reception possible when parked.

The Batwing Antenna is easy to install and can be raised, lowered and rotated using the hand crank for convenient operation from within your RV. Antenna head is 25% lighter than previous Batwing models, making crank-up operation easier than ever. 82-channel capability. When lowered for travel, the antenna extends only 4" above the roof. Unit is constructed with tough UV-protected Centrex polymer and other materials that resist corrosion.

Antenna includes a 20' 75 ohm coaxial cable, a 6' coaxial cable to connect the TV, mounting hardware and a power supply switch. Switch has a cable TV input, on/off indicator, 12-volt receptacle and built-in two-way splitter to use for a second TV outlet.

Product Protection Plan covers 100% parts and labor for up to two years following the expiration of your manufacturer's warranty. You won't have any out-of-pocket expenses. Note: Patio Awning, Window Awning, Slide Topper weather coverage begins at the date of purchase. Click here for more details

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Tech Specs

Weight: 9.2 lbs.

Install Fee: $119.00

Dimensions:

40"H when raised

4"H when lowered

451/2" x 4 3/4"W

Mfg Part #: RV-3095

Tech Notes: Shipping Weight: 11 lbs.

Winegard Batwing Sensar III Antenna: Customer Reviews

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By Iwasz
from Millville, NJ

WHO KNOWS

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September 04, 2009

Can't say if it helps. Wineguard needs to update. Turning the antena is old school with digital so your better off buying one of those round ones. You don't have to raise/lower it or turn and I have seen great pics from them.

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By Donald McQueen
from Delta, CO

Winegard Batwing Sensar III antenna

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July 17, 2009

I installed this antenna to replace Winegard omni directional. Do Yourself a favor and buy this batwing. Anything thats omni-directional just don't work unless your sitting on top of the station. This batwing is easy to install and is the best I have ever seen. My picture was almost satellite clear on a few stations. Even the far away stations came in much clearer than the omni directional. If you cant aim the antenna as far as Iam concerned the antenna is useless.. This is as perfect as you can get from a over the air antenna...

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By Anonymous

Impressive Reception Even in Fringe Areas

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May 29, 2009

We have one of these on our 05 travel trailer and it's parked under live oaks in the deep woods of North Central Florida in a fringe area, and yet we pick up all kinds of HD TV signals. Probably 20+ channels. We were stunned that it worked so well. We add the snap on Wingman unit, too, which boosts it even further, but it was great without it, too. We use a 19" Samsung flatscreen TV in the kitchen/LR which has a built in HD receiver, and we have an older smaller CRT TV with a digital converter in the bunk bedroom. Well worth the money!

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