Is your RV television yearning for free High Definition signals? Then you may want to consider installing one of Winegard's new omni RoadStar 3000 antennas and pull some in. Once installed, the digital signal sniffer will seek out and reel in HDTV signals, as well as VHF, UHF, and FM transmissions from up to 35 miles away.
As an omnidirectional antenna, there's no need to "crank and point" tediously around the visible horizon to try and hunt down signals. With a built-in amplifier, the RoadStar 3000 does all the work. It's a low-profile beast, standing only a bit over 7 1/2" tall, and less than 15" wide, it provides little wind resistance, and can be installed with common tools.
A company press release puffs, "RV owners will get exceptional reception and performance from the RoadStar 3000 HDTV antenna," said Aaron Engberg, Director of Mobile Products at Winegard. "We’ve streamlined the design to make it more compact and aerodynamic. With its full 360 degree signal reception and enhanced amplifier that helps to pull in weak signals from fringe areas, the RoadStar packs a lot of power for its size."
The RoadStar 3000 series antennas are designed and made in the U.S.A. Antennas are available in both white (RS-3000) and black (RS-3035) and are shipping now. To purchase a RoadStar, contact a Winegard distributor or a dealer/retailer near you.
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