Why is my Winegard RM-EX02 antenna hard to rotate?
If your Winegard Satellite TV System antenna doesn't rotate or is hard to rotate, inspect the antenna on the roof to ensure the mount isn't damaged. Check for any caulking between the gear housing and the base plate that might be obstructing movement. Also, make sure the cables aren't binding and are properly installed to allow free rotation.
How to fix a Winegard Satellite TV System antenna that is hard to raise?
If your Winegard Satellite TV System antenna does not raise or is hard to raise, check the antenna on the roof to ensure the mount has not been damaged. Also, inspect the elevating shaft for any caulking that may be hindering its movement.
What to do if the Winegard RM-EX02 Satellite TV System antenna reflector is at 90 degrees?
To troubleshoot a Winegard Satellite TV System with the antenna reflector at a 90° angle, begin by rotating the dish in small increments to find the signal. Rotate it 3° at a time to the left, pausing briefly with each adjustment, up to 20°. If unsuccessful, revert to the initial azimuth and rotate up to 20° to the right. Ensure a clear line of sight, as the signal cannot penetrate obstructions like trees or buildings. Verify that your TV is tuned to the correct channel (3 or 4, matching the receiver's output). Confirm that you've entered the correct zip code for your current location; an incorrect zip code will cause the antenna to search in the wrong direction or elevation. Inspect all connections at the receiver, TV, and antenna. Check the TV's functionality by testing it with off-air t...
Steps for optimizing signal strength by moving the antenna and locking position.
Steps to safely lower and secure the antenna for transport.
Guidelines for selecting a roof location and drilling for antenna installation.
Instructions for attaching the dish, securing it to the roof, and sealing connections.
Procedures for installing the cable entry plate and connecting elevation sensor wires.
Details on using the threaded rod and handle extension based on roof thickness.
Steps for adjusting the directional handle length and cutting the elevating shaft.
Frequency and Gain| frequency range | 10.95 - 12.75 GHz |
|---|---|
| gain at 11.2 GHz | 33.22 dBi |
| gain at 12.1 GHz | 33.89 dBi |
| gain at 12.6 GHz | 34.23 dBi |
Weight and Dimensions| height when raised | 30” |
|---|---|
| height in the travel position | 8” |
| operating radius | 17” |
| roof space required | 26” |
| antenna height | 20.9” |
| antenna width | 19.2” |
| weight | 12 lbs |
| ship weight | 20.6 lbs |
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