TrailManor Owner's Forum - View Single Post - Mysterious red light on top of the camper ('06 Model 2619)

10-17-2014, 08:13 AM

Digger pointed out that the light is a power indicator for bat wing radio antenna.

I'm not the original owner so I don't have much documentation on the installed options. It does have a large roof mounted antenna that can be raised turning a crank on the roof inside the camper. I was told that it was a TV antenna by the dealer who sold it to me. I never used the antenna because I was told it only receives analog signals (manufactured in 2006) and I really don't want to be watching TV anyway while getting away from it all.

Is there also a radio antenna or does this antenna serve as both. My camper evidently did have a radio which was removed before I acquired it. If I want to disconnect the radio antenna how is that done? Tentcamper mentioned a connection in the fridge compartment. Could I have more specific information on locating and disconnecting it?

Perhaps I'm making a mountain out of a mole hill in that I never leave the battery connected in storage.

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

10-17-2014, 08:13 AM	#10
whdubbs Guest Posts: n/a	Digger pointed out that the light is a power indicator for bat wing radio antenna. I'm not the original owner so I don't have much documentation on the installed options. It does have a large roof mounted antenna that can be raised turning a crank on the roof inside the camper. I was told that it was a TV antenna by the dealer who sold it to me. I never used the antenna because I was told it only receives analog signals (manufactured in 2006) and I really don't want to be watching TV anyway while getting away from it all. Is there also a radio antenna or does this antenna serve as both. My camper evidently did have a radio which was removed before I acquired it. If I want to disconnect the radio antenna how is that done? Tentcamper mentioned a connection in the fridge compartment. Could I have more specific information on locating and disconnecting it? Perhaps I'm making a mountain out of a mole hill in that I never leave the battery connected in storage. Thanks in advance for your thoughts.