Camping this weekend a few nights got a little chilly so I switched on the furnace on our 2016 26rr...and that's when we noticed the radio reception would kick out as soon as the furnace kicked in...when the furnace stopped the radio reception would return..any thoughts??
When the radio goes out does the display still work? Does it show the station number? If it is also a CD player will the CD continue to play when the furnace is on? Could be electronic interference.
I loose my radio reception when I turn on the map reading lights.....which just happen to be LED. Other LED lights around the RV don't cause the problem.
Go figure.
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Ken and Terry
2018 Sunseeker 2430S-CD, nicely modified and carried by a 2017 Ford E450 Sport
Former Georgetown 330TS owner for 10 years with more mods than I can count, pushed by our 2017 GMC Terrain
I loose my radio reception when I turn on the map reading lights.....which just happen to be LED. Other LED lights around the RV don't cause the problem.
Go figure.
I have heard of that happening with lights. Are they all the same type of LED? Is that map light the closest one to the radio?
Was this by chance AM radio? The amplified antenna on my Rockwood does not even work on AM. I had all my lights changed out at Goshen one year as TV reception was poor with a light turned on.
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B and B
2022 Venture RV SportTrek STT 302 VRB Travel Trailer
2018 Heartland Landmark 365 Louisville 5th Wheel
2015 Heartland Bighorn 5th Wheel
2013 FR Rockwood 8289WS 5th Wheel
2012 FR Rockwood 2703 SS Travel Trailer
When the radio goes out does the display still work? Does it show the station number? If it is also a CD player will the CD continue to play when the furnace is on? Could be electronic interference.
Yes the display still works showing the station number....haven't tried using a CD...but this does not happen with the A/C though???
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