TV signal boost left on

[wabirch]

While we don't use the TV much when camping, I think I must have a switched connection somewhere that I need to locate to turn off my signal boost. Looking at the snow on top of the camper, I noticed a melted area near the antennae. I'll try to find that switch in warmer weather (any 29RKS owners, appreciate a tip here, thanks). Just how hot is this in the 'on' position? The camper uses a cover, which I hope isn't getting harmed from this heat level. Anyone know what I might be at risk for this oversight?
Thanks.

[Grumpy]

It should be right by the TV.

[wabirch]

Thanks. I believe it is 12v as well. I can get to the panel to pull that fuse but if it involves the slide out it will have to wait.

[norty1]

The signal amp is in the antenna head. There is a hole in the roof that accommodates the antenna which could allow warmer air to reach the mechanism on the roof causing the snow to melt some?

Is the antenna up or down? When we camp with ac power, I usually leave the amp on for the duration.

[gypsmjim]

If the trailer is not in use, the battery should be switched off or it'l go dead from the parasitic draw. If its off, the antenna will be off as well.

If the battery is still connected, that would be a bigger problem than the antenna being on.

[JaycoMLOK]

Usually where your tv plugs in and cable hooks up there's a small push button to turn it on or off.

[C&R]

I have a 2019 29RKS. The switch for the signal booster is in the cabinet above the left side of the TV. I haven’t noticed any heat build up with mine. I’m not 100 percent positive, but I’m sure mine is on now. I normally do not shut it off and I’ve had no issues with it.

[wabirch]

Thank you all, will duck inside the camper when the weather breaks soon. I think I have both 120v and 12v schematic to do a temp fix with access to the panel. Cover on the rig right now.

I have 120v plugged into camper, appreciate the parasitic draw concern.