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- RoyBExplorer II
donn0128 wrote:
We have only had Direct and up until their being bought out by ATT I would have said I liked Direct better.
I was going to put in a comment about DirecTv and ATT now offering SAT TV over the internet - No dish required...
Haven't really heard anything bad about this yet but maybe there is a hitch other than lots of data required to watch SAT TV over the internet...
This idea kinda appeals to me to be able to do this...
We dropped SAT TV when the National Broadcast folks came out with the Digital OTA TV in 2009 I think it was... being doing the local HDTV signals from the local towns using the BATWING antenna ever since then... When we had Directv we could only get standard mode broadcast quality from them but it was neat to bring along a portable dish setup and a SAT RCVR from the home account and watch DirecTV SAT TV all over everywhere we was at......
Roy Ken - donn0128Explorer IIExpense is a toss up after the first year. Which is best? Your going to get dozens of answers to that one. Do you like sports? Direct has better sports packages. Dish customer service is suppose to be a bit better. We have only had Direct and up until their being bought out by ATT I would have said I liked Direct better. Best advise I canmoffer is to check out what is offered by each, pick the one you feel will offer what you want and go.
- DocPExplorerTough question to answer. Plenty of folks like the Dish pay as you go plan. For me, I have DirecTV at home, so I purchased 2 additional HD receivers and use them at the campground where I have a seasonal park model trailer, and then take the receivers with me when I take off in the motorhome. I have a roof-mounted DirecTV Trav'ler dish on the motorhome - it's pricey, but performs well. Others with DirecTV have portable dishes, but it is my understanding that they cannot pick up HD (high definition) signal.
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