How to Install Winegard Air 360+ v2.0 on RV or Camper

In this project, I replace an old RV Bat Wing Antenna with a new Omnidirectional Winegard Air 360+ v2.0.
This is an "anybody" DIY type project. As long as you can get up on the roof or your RV or Camper....
Also, regardless of your RV or camper's age, every time you're on your the roof is a good time to inspect everything for cracks and leaks. :)
Although this antenna is Wifi Ready I'm only going to use it for the TV signal for now. It also has the AM/FM passthrough port on it. I will not be using that at this time either because there currently is one that works.
Overall this install is pretty simple. even for a replacement. The directions that come with this don't really explain the AM/FM Radio part at all... which leaves a lot to be desired. I think its just a pass though the side of this case.
Also the WIFI gateway/repeater thing is an additional cost, that I'm not using at this time. The wires are pulled into the ceiling cavity in case that is added at a later time. for now its TV only.
Link to Antenna : www.winegard.com/air-360-plus...

[@vspdev4]

I’m going to install my own system like you did, can I power the gateway from my existing power switch that my tv is already powered from which is a Winegard 360 antenna only with a power switch on the wall. Or do the gateway need to be ran directly to the batteries for its own power according to the Winegard company?

[@jrsprojects786]

I am not 100% sure. I thought the gateway would need tied back to the battery, through something like a light or the power side of a switch.

[@keithharward3959]

Why? Many other ways, less expensive and much better.

[@jrsprojects786]

There are probably a lot of alternatives. Just playing the hand I was delt:)