Satellite TV
my name is rich, and my wife's name is brenda. we just retired, bought a new 2015, excel, winslow, to go south and be snow birds. i am getting ready to instill a satellite dish. i have identified all...
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donn0128 wrote:TrickyRicky wrote:donn0128 wrote:
They should go outside either in the service bay or a plate on the street side. Neither of them will be suitable for satellite service.
If your installing a roof mounted dish like the Winegard Travler you will need to run new coax. If your using a tripod mounted ground antenna you will probably need to run a dedicated coax from a convienent outside location to the TVs location.
Why would the existing coax not be suitable for satellite service?
Typically mfgs use cheap coax with lots of splitters, none of them really suitable for the newest satellite signals to get through without lots of noise.
I would think his Excel would be better than most. Heck my Northwood Fox Mountain is wired up perfectly. I use a Winegard Pathway X2 with Dish and get a great HD picture using the 5er supplied cable/sat jacks.
