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Hi chris , I use  vision aerial (The fish shaped one) with a telescopic pole and clamp it to the camper a frame using a piece of unistrut and threaded rod bent to form u bolts.

Are you using a signal finder with your dish?

        happy camping GCB

Quote: Originally posted by Glamcamping on 21/8/2013

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Hi all

We have a vision plus 430 set up (£49) with a stock on un clamp it fits to and a ground spike. Have also brought a signal booster (£10) from currys,

Get all the freeview channels no worries, easy set up and pack away as pols collapes down. You will need a uni clamp to £4.

http://www.visionplus.co.uk/shop/image-430-uhf-fm-vhf-european-digital-and-analogue-reception-.html


Hope this helps

And happy camping all hoping for some sun for the next 6week!

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Quote: Originally posted by Glamcamping on 21/8/2013

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Hi all

We have a vision plus 430 set up (£49) with a stock on un clamp it fits to and a ground spike.





http://www.visionplus.co.uk/shop/image-430-uhf-fm-vhf-european-digital-and-analogue-reception-.html


Hope this helps

And happy camping all hoping for some sun for the next 6week!

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Vision plus on mast clamped to jockey wheel. Works fine.

One point to watch though. Many folks look where the others have their aerials pointing and follow suit thmselves. A couple of years ago the transmitters were revised when they went digital and again when they phased out analogue. Many small relay stations are no longer used, so aerials still pointing at them wil not work so well.

On our telly we can see the signal strength and by rotating the aerial I can point it in the direction of the strongest signal. This is often not where most are pointing.