Winegard 24130 RVW-205 Sensar IV with Wingman - Replacement Head Only, White

Easy Installation and works great!

I mounted this last summer of 2024. Works great. Picking up more channels and has a stronger signal.

Work great better than the old one

Replaced an older Winegard rooftop antenna with this newer upgraded amplified model they call the Sensar IV Wingman, and was pretty happy with the results. Got all the channels the older antenna received and several more with this new antenna. It's a super easy no-brainer to install - takes maybe fifteen minutes once you're up on the roof. If your vertical supports that support this antenna aren't damaged, you can probably reuse them since they're aluminum and should last almost indefinitely, so you may not need the complete antenna package. Save a buck and order just the replacement head if you can. Note: On most models of RV's, power is supplied ( for amplification ) to this antenna through the coaxial cable and DOES NOT require a separate power supply. This is controlled by a small switch behind your TV which should have a little indicator light and a 12 volt outlet which turns on/off power to the antenna. See You Tube "All about your RV's antenna connection" for a good explanation of how this works. Very good antenna - Highly recommended !!

I bought this as the new incarnation of my camper's antenna. I couldn't tell much difference.But it was well packaged and easy to install.

This antenna installed where the old one was in the same exact place. The pins that held the old antenna were removed from the two arms and this new one installed in the same exact way. This antenna also came with the UHF arm attached providing a great picture and channel selection. after hooking up the coax lead and then reselecting the channel search I came up with over 80 channels, some of which are about one hundred miles away! Fantastic job.

I used this to replace a non-Hd antennae. I had previously replaced an older non-flat screen television with a HD flatscreen and already enjoyed the picture, but this antennae really allows the video to “pop”. Later, I managed to damage the crank mechanism to raise the antenna. However, I still found that that it has superior reception than the previous antenna deployed, which I did not expect. I also found that it had good reception while driving out of the campsite and on the highway (my wife could continue to watch television while I was driving). I don’t actually know if there was any pixilation from poor reception while I was driving, but it did manage to stay on the channel she was watching for at least 15 miles.

Easy to install and works perfect.