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Entertainment System Projects.

This page contains all of the various entertainment system projects that I have done on a 5th wheel trailer. For entertainment system projects done in a Class C motorhome, refer to the motorhome menu tab.

 

Installing a TV in the bedroom.

If you don't have 3 TVs in your RV, you don't have a RV. In this project, I add a TV to the front bedroom.

 

Improving the viewability of the outside TV.

It's ironic that the selling point for me when we bought our 5th wheel was the outside entertainment center with TV. However, it is almost unuseable as the TV usually washed out by the bright sun. Not wanting to spend $2k on a daylight viewable TV, I did the best thing to improve the viewing.

 

Razar Automatic TV Antenna Upgrade.

Another thing to get rid of in my RV was the crank-up antenna. There are so many new antennas available these days that the crank-up antennas need to be thrown into the trash bin as they can over time, be a source of leaks.

 

Upgrading the interior Stereo speakers.

Do you see a trend here? RV manufacturers install nothing but junk in many of the systems put into RVs these days. And that includes the stereo speakers.

 

Adding Dish HD to the RV.

It isn't "Glamping" unless you have Satellite TV service in your RV. In this video, I install a Dish HD system.

 

Constructing a Ladder Mount for the Satellite Antenna.

I wanted a method of installing the Satellite Antenna at the roof line. I wanted a temporary solution as the best spot for the antenna will vary. This project gives me the option of installing the antenna on the ladder or on the ground using the tripod.

 

 


Last reviewed and/or updated June 23, 2025