analog or digital TV at camp grounds
We purchased a 2007 Class C Winnebago and went on a shakedown trip to the cape. We connected the cable and it worked just fine. Now we intend to take a long trip and it occurred to us that we may ha...
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n7bsn wrote:Pogoil wrote:
You will not get any channels with encrypted digital cable you will need a box at each TV.
em, not 100% true
Some of the most expensive TV's now come equipped to either with a "slot" that the cable-co provides you with a decoding card, or can be programed via the cable (by the cable-co) to decode encrypted channels
Agreed, but still needed at every TV. But how does that help the RV. park owner. His choices are hand out the boxes and if someone drives off with one without a deposit Charter charges him $100 per box. Two, have the cable company put in a head end system that converts his digital cable to analog for x amount and I am told 30 to 35 channels for the same or more than he paid for 70 plus digital channels. Or cut the cable company ties and put in a head end Sat system of x amount analog channels. Most parks could not afford a HD. digital head end unit. Very expensive.
Pogoil.
