Hi I have recently acquired a Basecamp 4 which has an inbuilt satellite function, vision plus. Do you simply buy a TV that is compatible with coaxial connector and connect and adjust the height of Satellite internally or is there a preferred method for signal strength. Any help appreciated
Is this what you have installed? https://visionplus.co.uk/product/vision-plus-satellite-signal-finder/ If it is all that will do is to help you find the signal strength when you align the satellite dish. You will also need a satellite tuner either in the form of a separate box or built into a TV.
And a Sky TV account, an lnb, a cable...and a clear line of sight to slightly east of south. The owner of Horton Common CL has some good info. Look up satellite TV for caravans.
Quote: Originally posted by Mrs. Bonce on 27/9/2023
And a Sky TV account, an lnb, a cable...and a clear line of sight to slightly east of south. The owner of Horton Common CL has some good info. Look up satellite TV for caravans.
No need for a Sky account as a Freesat unit with sat dish works well. We used one in our caravan.
OP, what makes you think your basecamp4 has anything to do with satellite reception ? As far as I am reading it (although its hard to tell without seeing the kit) you have an regular TV aerial and a regular TV coaxial output as you said "connected to an aerial".
Unless you can see a satellite dish most likely on the roof you have no satellite capability and would require the whole shebang - a dish, cabling and a tuner.
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