I see questions on other sites about TV connections, usually in newer Bounders. This what I have come up with. Mine is 2017 with 4 TVS and uses splitters for the connections.
The receiver only supports our overhead (driver/passenger) TV and the TV over our fireplace. The bedroom and outside TVs are supported by the Digital Roof Antenna. The bedroom TV has a HDMI cable loose in the above compartment that is for DVD and other devices to our knowledge.
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