I made some major modifications to the A/V power panel. I added the three illuminated upper switches, which control components that are hidden from sight. The left one controls power to my 12V-to-12V converter that I use for the TV and the cellular router, the center switch powers the cellular amplifier, and the third one controls the cellular router. The double-switch in the center is OEM LD - the left switch powers the 12V outlet that can be used for an inverter for the satellite receiver and the right switch controls power to the TV. Although this RV has a roof-mounted manual satellite dish, I also wanted to be able to hook up my portable dish if trees preclude a signal from reaching the roof-top dish. So I added an exterior jack for the portable dish and re-wired the TV source switch (left) to select the roof or portable dish.
I made some major modifications to the A/V power panel. I added the three illuminated upper switches, which control components that are hidden from sight. The left one controls power to my 12V-to-12V converter that I use for the TV and the cellular router, the center switch powers the cellular amplifier, and the third one controls the cellular router. The double-switch in the center is OEM LD - the left switch powers the 12V outlet that can be used for an inverter for the satellite receiver and the right switch controls power to the TV. Although this RV has a roof-mounted manual satellite dish, I also wanted to be able to hook up my portable dish if trees preclude a signal from reaching the roof-top dish. So I added an exterior jack for the portable dish and re-wired the TV source switch (left) to select the roof or portable dish.
