Looking for 2022 GT3 cable diagram.

[adventure couple]

We just picked up a new 2022 GT3 and would like to hook up our Dish.I tried to hook satellite dish up through cable connection in electric cord bay.I tried with and without amplifier button on and off. I didn’t think that would work just gave it a try. So now the only way I can use the tailgater dish is to run cable in through window.

If anyone has a cable diagram for a 2022 GT3 it would be appreciated.

I think I may need to run one cable to the roof for a quick disconnect mount and one to the electric cord bay for tripod mounted dish.

[bubbles]

What did you connect the sat receiver to? Does your unit have one of these?

[Cdefrees]

Hope the attached COAX DIAGRAM helps?

[adventure couple]

Originally Posted by bubbles

What did you connect the sat receiver to? Does your unit have one of these?

Yes but with cable connected to available connection in power cord bay then tried the input switch that you posted pic of with no luck.

[bubbles]

Originally Posted by Cdefrees

Hope the attached COAX DIAGRAM helps?

If this is the way the OP's GT3 is interconnected there should not have been an issue if he connected the sat receiver to the park cable coax that is currently connected to the selector box. The booster panel has no play whether on or off. A simple A/B switch ($5) (or a specific splitter) would allow either park cable use or sat use with just an A/B switch action. If the OP has the Dish Wally it only has HDMI (direct to TV) or composite video/audio (RCA) outputs (a modulator would have to be used for coax conversion and SD viewing) and then the selector box could be used. Just some thoughts.

[adventure couple]

Originally Posted by bubbles

If this is the way the OP's GT3 is interconnected there should not have been an issue if he connected the sat receiver to the park cable coax that is currently connected to the selector box. The booster panel has no play whether on or off. A simple A/B switch ($5) (or a specific splitter) would allow either park cable use or sat use with just an A/B switch action. If the OP has the Dish Wally it only has HDMI (direct to TV) or composite video/audio (RCA) outputs (a modulator would have to be used for coax conversion and SD viewing) and then the selector box could be used. Just some thoughts.

The tv connects to the dish Wally with no issues. The issue is the cable from the connection point in the power bay to the front tv. It does not work for Dish connection between front tv and park cable connection. The park cable connection does work for incoming cable signal but not when tried with Dish incoming signal.
If I run cable directly from Dish to Wally then everything works fine.

[bubbles]

[QUOTE=adventure couple;2808541][QUOTE=
The tv connects to the dish Wally with no issues. The issue is the cable from the connection point in the power bay to the front tv. It does not work for Dish connection between front tv and park cable connection. The park cable connection does work for incoming cable signal but not when tried with Dish incoming signal.
If I run cable directly from Dish to Wally then everything works fine.[/QUOTE]

So, you are saying you disconnect the park cable coax from the Movie Vision selector box and connect it to the Wally and the Wally is connected to the TV via HDMI cable and it does not work. If that is the case your cable installation is not the same as the one that is previously posted. There may be a splitter somewhere between the park cable input and the Movie Vision selector box. Have not heard of that but could be.

[jimspencer741]

Originally Posted by adventure couple

We just picked up a new 2022 GT3 and would like to hook up our Dish.I tried to hook satellite dish up through cable connection in electric cord bay.I tried with and without amplifier button on and off. I didn’t think that would work just gave it a try. So now the only way I can use the tailgater dish is to run cable in through window.

If anyone has a cable diagram for a 2022 GT3 it would be appreciated.

I think I may need to run one cable to the roof for a quick disconnect mount and one to the electric cord bay for tripod mounted dish.

We have dish sat too for our 5th wheel - behind main tv in living area, there's 2 cable outputs to hook up to - 1 is for the bunny ears from the rv and the other is for cable in from a campground. At 1st we used the campground side input and it did work for a short time. Had a funny nose coming from the sat itself, turns out that the cabling in the rv is NOT mean to be used with these sat setups. You have to direct wire from the sat to the receiver box and be under 50' in cable length without a inline booster.

Before the sat started to act weird, to find out what inputs from the outside area goes to what tv (we have 4) I used a device that powered the coax line and the other end had the receiver with a red light, if that lite up, then that the cable for that area.

[bubbles]

Originally Posted by jimspencer741

We have dish sat too for our 5th wheel - behind main tv in living area, there's 2 cable outputs to hook up to - 1 is for the bunny ears from the rv and the other is for cable in from a campground. At 1st we used the campground side input and it did work for a short time. Had a funny nose coming from the sat itself, turns out that the cabling in the rv is NOT mean to be used with these sat setups. You have to direct wire from the sat to the receiver box and be under 50' in cable length without a inline booster.

Before the sat started to act weird, to find out what inputs from the outside area goes to what tv (we have 4) I used a device that powered the coax line and the other end had the receiver with a red light, if that lite up, then that the cable for that area.

Not applicable.

[jimspencer741]

Originally Posted by bubbles

Not applicable.

HOW?

[bubbles]

Originally Posted by jimspencer741

HOW?

Open the PDF file in post #3

[bubbles]

This is just one way to have satellite and still maintain the ability to have park cable if desired. This drawing is not exactly your install but does show the main interconnects to be made.