Price: $194.43 - $153.34
(as of Nov 01, 2024 01:47:10 UTC - Details)

KING knows how important it is for you to stay connected to the world on all your adventures. That's why they've reinvented their KING Jack line with the latest technology to bring you the best directional over-the-air antenna available. Better signal for more free channels, updated sleek design, and same ease of use. High-tech, yet simple design. KING Jack OA8500 digital HDTV antenna with mount and built-in Signal Meter provides greater performance than expected from such a compact over-the-air TV antenna. KING Jack is designed for long-range signal acquisition, ease of use, strong performance and durability, making it the perfect choice for the demands of an RV or travel trailer. The built in Signal Meter helps you pinpoint the TV towers to maximize high definition TV reception. The interior knob easily rotates with two fingers, providing 360-degree rotation for no dead spots in signal coverage. Enjoy free digital HDTV wherever life takes you. Be the KING of your remote and enjoy TV like home wherever you roam. Frequency bands -VHF (54-216 MHz), UHF (470-698 MHz), FM (87.9-107.9 MHz)
Long-range signal acquisition gets more channels
Built-in King SureLock signal finder for simple signal acquisition
Upgraded technology enhances UHF signal reception while still receiving remaining VHF broadcast channels
Broader reception coverage quickly locates strongest signal and maximizes reception
Compatible Accessories-KING Jack/KING OmniPro Antenna Mounting Plate (MB8200), Jack Antenna Power Injector (White – PB1000/Black – PB1001)
Reviewer: New England Pats
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: It works! And it works well! Crystal clear HD channels.
Review: I like everything about it.

Reviewer: James E Kidd
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: So far, great
Review: Picks up 61 channels about 3 times the amount the old batwing did - before it quit working. I like that I don't have to worry about making sure it's down on move days. One less thing to worry about. The technician made it look easy to install.

Reviewer: David L. Velleux
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Seems good.
Review: It needs a coaxial cable to connect to the power inverter to make it work. Other coaxial cables are required to hook it up to your TV, as well as accept campgroubd provided cable TV.

Reviewer: Alzer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great antenna
Review: This antenna exceeds all of my expectations. I get lots of channels in HD quality now I very much like the antenna adjustment inside with the digital lights for locating signal. Thank you for a great antenna.

Reviewer: Babs
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Easy install
Review: Easy to install, be sure to get the base to go with it

Reviewer: Greg G.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Much better than the manufacturers antenna.
Review: Better reception. Easier to adjust. And I don't have to worry about lowering it like the original.

Reviewer: Spuljack
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Much better reception
Review: This gets much better reception than the junky factory one. I also love that I don’t have to extend and retract it. The signal indicator is really cool too.

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The instructions
Review: Very easy to put on our MH.

Reviewer: Ray
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: good upgrade from original model with signal meter

Reviewer: RecPro
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Changing my first review, After working with the Antenna, making sure it has power, it does pick up HDTV Signal, at first, I though it was only for VHF/UHF Channels which is now obsolete in Canada in most areas... Though I'm quite far from TV Towers I did pick up 6 channels, I'm sure if I was near a major city it will puck up signal and lots of channels...

Reviewer: Robert
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: After I had removed the old antenna and cleaned up the sealer on the roof I laid the mounting plate on the roof in the install position. I then outlined it with a sharpy pen on the roof. That made it very simple to put the sealer on the roof just inside of the line and it also lined the hole in the roof to put the cable in. I then installed the antenna on the roof plate , put a heavy bead of sealer on the roof just inside the outline and mounted the plate to the roof with self drilling screws. When every thing was screwed down tight I then run another bead of sealer around the plate and screws.

Reviewer: Mr. D
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: My original antenna brought in only one channel. This antenna is bringing in 18 in crystal clear quality. The signal strength indicator is a nice feature, which aids in locating the proper direction for the best signal strength. One complaint is that it does not ship with the MB200 mounting plate. The plate is an optional item. However, once you remove an existing antenna and discover that the whole in the roof is too large to be covered by the base, you are stuck and ordering the optional mounting plate is not practical. At this price point it should be included, or at leased mentioned as possibly required for a retrofit installation in the description of the product. Another issue that needs to be resolved is the rotation mechanism. My RV roof is sloped and the large square rotation shaft comes in at an angle. This causes the locking mechanism to work only at some rotational points. The square shaft needs to be able to bend to allow for the slope in the roof.

Reviewer: Gordon S.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I had a King Jack 8501 with the signal strength meter, but the bat-wing antenna blew off while driving. No visible damage and the King Jack people suggested it was missing a bolt in the original installation.I bought the 8401 without the meter and put the 8501 electronics into it. It works fine. The only trick was that the 8501 needs a female coax connection at one point and the 8401 only has male connections. I used a short coax female connecting wire to solve the problem and wound it around the mast.