WineGard WIFI installation

[nitrolunker@gmail.com]

I have a 2018 Redwood 3901WB and I want to install our new WineGard Connect 2.0 4G LTE Router and WiFi Extender for RVs, I took it out of the box and inventoried everything and noticed that the only wire coming out of the unit is for power and it is 2 small wires with a plastic plugin connection on it. The top of the camper has only 2 coaxial connectors, like cable lines ...any ideas from anyone? I need 12volts for power to operate.
Vr
Nitrolunker

[Ford truck guy]

Originally Posted by nitrolunker@gmail.com

I have a 2018 Redwood 3901WB and I want to install our new WineGard Connect 2.0 4G LTE Router and WiFi Extender for RVs, I took it out of the box and inventoried everything and noticed that the only wire coming out of the unit is for power and it is 2 small wires with a plastic plugin connection on it. The top of the camper has only 2 coaxial connectors, like cable lines ...any ideas from anyone? I need 12volts for power to operate.
Vr
Nitrolunker

mine has those 2 wires run from the unit on the roof to the power switch in the bedroom on the ceiling. It is on the same plate as the antenna power booster. basically only a red and black is all it is, BUT they are needed. Your coach would have to be pre wired for THAT ( not satellite ) OR yo will have to fish wires somehow..

[rlmankin]

We have a 2014 31SL with a amplified Winegard batwing antenna. The wires for the amplifier run from a switch in the bedroom. I'm thinking of doing the same install on my 2013, but am concerned that if I just install the Connect 2 in the same spot as the batwing antenna, the Connect 2 will not be level. Has anyone else just put a Connect 2 (or similar) in the same location as the batwing? Is not be level a serious concern? Thanks

Robb & Julie
2014 31SL - stock
2022 RAM 3500