Can anyone tell me what this is?

[BBogey]

Lol, we’ve had this coach 2 years and we still don’t know [emoji847]

[BBogey]

It’s the little back square thing that says something like furrian tv

[Mr. Dan]

Originally Posted by BBogey

It’s the little back square thing that says something like furrian tv

Hey....... good......... you answered your own question.




Seriously, what's under that flap, a coax connection?

[Alan F]

Coax cable connection.

[wabakami]

That looks like a catch on it, did you try to open it?

Furrion is into TVs and other electronics including satellite stuff.


Geoff
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[ejohnson1144]

That's where you hook your cable for tv signal when your offered tv at a campsite

[BBogey]

Yes, I had opened it and it looks like a tv coax connection but we have a coax tv connection near the man door on the passenger side, so what the heck would this one be for? [emoji15]

[ejohnson1144]

Maybe put a tv outside

[ejohnson1144]

You can use either one . coax connections are bi- directional.

[BBogey]

Thank you.

We did wonder about being able to hook up a tv outside ( we have no desire for that but wondered if that’s what it was for)

[Reverse_snowbird]

Originally Posted by BBogey

Yes, I had opened it and it looks like a tv coax connection but we have a coax tv connection near the man door on the passenger side, so what the heck would this one be for? [emoji15]

Most of the coax connections are near the other connections.... I see the city water connection next to it. That should make it easier to hook up since it will be near the power post. Otherwise, you'd need a heck of a long cable to reach from the post to the passenger door.

The coax connection near the passenger door is probably to connect a portable television.

[BBogey]

Thx