rossboyer

Yes, I have added one. It does improve the reception by 3 to 5 db. Which doesn't sound like much, but the db scale is logrithmic. Also, the aiming is more sensitive because the antena become more directional. I usually let the TV find the channels then I set the TV on signal strength meter and fine tune the aiming. The stronger the better. If you are in an area where the stations are in different cities, but close by; you may have to turn the antena when you switch channels.

Please send to me your email address, and I will send to you a "Rally Masters Guide" that I have used before and given to several chapters. rboyer@fmca.com

We are thinking about a trip to Alaska, but was considering leaving from Redmond, OR following the FMCA Summer Convention. What is a reasonable last date that we should leave Tok to return to the USA?

I had the same problem. Found that the part is really for a Ford truck and easly found. I got mine a the parts department of a Ford dealer. As I remmember it was about $65. The part numbe is stamped into the plastic on a corner where one of the mounting screws is located.

Since you are starting in Phoenix, I would check weather in Flagstaff and take I17 to I40. You would save 250 to 300 miles and avoids bad highway in Louisana.