Winegard Antenna

What Winegard antennas and satellite dishes are available for RVs?

This collection covers Winegard over-the-air TV antennas, satellite dishes, and WiFi/cellular signal boosters for RV use. You'll find replacement parts for the Sensar batwing antenna (elevation gears, reflector kits, handle assemblies), Rayzar amplified digital antennas, Carryout and Pathway portable satellite dishes, and ConnecT WiFi extenders. For broader electronics needs beyond antennas, see our RV electronics collection.

Can I buy replacement parts for an older Winegard Sensar antenna?

Yes. The Sensar batwing platform has been in production for decades, and most failure points (the elevation gear, crank handle, reflector wings, and head unit) are still serviceable with current Winegard parts. Identify your antenna by the model number stamped on the base or head, then match it to the listings here. If you are unsure which part you need, text or call 817-984-1852 with your model number.

Do Winegard satellite dishes work with DISH, DIRECTV, and Bell TV?

Compatibility depends on the specific dish. The Pathway X2 and Carryout G3 are compatible with DISH Network and Bell TV programming on standard-definition and HD channels. The TRAV'LER series supports DISH, DIRECTV, or Bell TV depending on the LNB configuration you order. Always confirm the LNB type matches your receiver and service provider before ordering. For 30 or 50 amp shore power needs on the same trip, check our RV plug adapters.

What is the shipping cost on Winegard antennas and dishes?

Standard ground shipping is free on orders over $100. Smaller replacement parts (gears, handles, reflectors) ship via standard carrier; full antenna heads and satellite dome assemblies ship via standard ground unless oversized. Shipping method and cost are shown at checkout based on your ZIP code.

How do I know if I need a new Winegard antenna or just a replacement part?

Most Sensar issues trace back to a single component. If the antenna will not crank up or down, the elevation gear or handle assembly is the usual culprit. If reception is weak across all channels, the reflector wings or the amplified head (Wingman or Sensar Pro) may need replacement. A completely dead unit with a working power supply typically points to the head assembly. Confirm your model number on the base plate before ordering the replacement part.