Satellite antenna on Georgetown 335

[Bevkev]

I have a 2014 Georgetown 335 with the Jensen DV2011 home theater system. I want to hook up my satellite radio and run it through the Auxiliaryp,it. Can anyone tell me a good way to get the antenna wire from the dashboard to the roof without drilling holes in the roof? I realize it is a fiberglass roof and I will have to attach it with a silicone or exposure glue to keep it there.

[69BBC]

I hate cutting anything. I used 2 sided tape and placed the antenna at the bottom of the windscreen on the passenger side of the dash. Ran the wire along the perimeter of the dash ( not visible). Works fine

[Newellri]

I placed mine in cabinet just above driver. I placed it at top between roof rafters ( use stud finder) and it works fine. Fiberglass does not interfere with the signal. Good luck.


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[Philmore]

I ran mine up the pillar behind the front shade channel and then out one of the roof marker lights. Brought it along the edge of the roof and then made a 90deg turn and it sits about 18" in from the edge. I dicored the entire wire to the roof and used a piece of outdoor double sided tape for the actual antenna.

[Bevkev]

Thanks for the great responses. I was able to purchase a metal electrical box cover silicone it to the roof, attach the magnetic mount antenna to it and attach the wire to the roof and run the wire in the slide out. I ran the wire under the slideout trim and along the floor on the drivers side. Then run up under dash and to the radio. So far so good.
I did not need to drill into anything.