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TV that travels with you

Caravan & RV antennas in Bunbury.

Omni-directional and directional caravan antennas, 12V boosters and in-van TV points, fitted properly so you get reliable free-to-air across the South West and beyond. Built for the grey-nomad fleet that calls Bunbury home. From $180.

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Reliable TV on the road, fitted properly.

Bunbury and the wider South West are a launching pad for caravan and RV travel, from a weekend at a local park to months chasing the warm weather north. A caravan antenna that actually holds signal makes the difference between watching the footy at the end of a long drive and staring at a frozen screen. We fit touring antennas for owners across the City of Bunbury, Australind, Eaton, Dalyellup, Gelorup and Withers, so your TV is sorted before you leave.

Directional vs omni-directional.

The right antenna depends on how you travel. An omni-directional antenna pulls signal from every direction, so you never have to climb up and aim it when you park, which suits free-campers and anyone who moves on most days. A directional antenna gives a stronger pull in weak fringe areas but needs aiming at the transmitter each time. Plenty of South West tourers settle on a quality omni paired with a 12V booster as the practical all-rounder. We will match the choice to how you actually camp rather than selling you the dearest unit.

Boosters and 12V points, wired right.

The antenna is only half the job. A 12V signal booster lifts reception in the fringe areas you will inevitably park in, but it has to be wired into the van’s 12V system properly so it is not slowly flattening your house battery. We run a neat coax to an in-van TV point, mount the bracket for your screen, fit the booster on a switched circuit, and add a second point for a bunk or awning if you want one.

Worked example: a Bunbury tourer’s pop-top.

A recent fit-out for a Bunbury couple heading north for winter: a roof-mounted omni-directional antenna, a 12V booster wired onto a switched circuit so it would not drain the battery overnight, and a single in-van TV point with a wall bracket. Total: $340, fitted in a morning. A simple directional antenna swap with the existing cabling reused would have been closer to $190.

Related services and areas.

Sorting the home TV before you head off too? See our antenna installation and antenna repairs. Full prices are on the pricing guide, and our guide to choosing an antenna installer is worth a read. We fit caravan antennas for owners across Dalyellup, Eaton and the wider South West.

Common questions about caravan antennas.

How much does a caravan antenna cost to fit in Bunbury?
$180 to $480. A basic directional or omni antenna with a 12V booster and one in-van point is at the lower end. Roof-mounted automatic units, extra points and booster upgrades sit higher. We fit to your van before you head off.
Directional or omni-directional for touring?
An omni pulls signal from all directions so you never aim it, which suits movers and free-campers. A directional gives stronger pull in fringe areas but needs aiming. Many South West tourers run an omni with a 12V booster as the all-rounder. We match it to how you camp.
Will it work around the South West and beyond?
Yes. A good antenna with a 12V booster holds free-to-air across the South West parks and most touring routes. Reception weakens the further you get from a transmitter, so we size the booster for fringe areas and explain where you may still need to re-park.
Can you add a 12V TV point inside the van?
Yes. We run a neat coax to a 12V TV point, mount the bracket, and wire the booster into the 12V system properly so it does not flatten your battery. We can add a second point for a bunk or awning too.

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Tell us your van and how you travel. Sorted before you head off.

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