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NOTE: The antenna boosterpowersupplymust
be turned off to prevent battery drain.
A
red
indicator light will glow when the unit is on.
TV Ghosts And FM Flutter
The television and radio systems in your motor home
have been chosen to provide good performance under
many varied signal conditions. Occasionally, though,
you may experience distortion, i.e., "ghosts" on TV or
'~Iutter"
when listening to FM broadcasts.
If distortion becomes a nuisance,try these tips:
Use the "park cable" TV antenna in remote areas
rather than the roof antenna of your motor home
if the campground provides cable hook-up.
Re-orlent the television antenna. Sometimes turn-
ing the antenna will pick up a stronger signal. Try
turning or rotating the antenna throughout its
range.
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With FM Stereo Signals, switch the unitto MONO,
if possible. Some olthe phase and noise compo-
nents of a stereo signal will disappear in MONO
mode.
Reduce the treble setting to reduce background
noise. Although not yielding the best high-fre-
quency performance, at least you may be able to
reduce the irritation of the distortion.
MISCELLANEOUS APPLIANCES
You may have additional appliances in your unit which
operate only when connected to 120-volt power from
either a public utility or the generator.
In some cases appliance selector switches are provided
on the galley to allow you a selection of appliances yet
still remain within the power capacity of the electrical
system.
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