Television Reception in an RV
We have the typical old Wingard batwing amplified antenna and alternate cable TV connection. Watching "Going RV", there is a lot of emphasis on TV's inside and out. I'm wondering if most full timers a...
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I use a combination.
I have satellite TV but it only works a short distance south of the border. At home I have several DVR’s so taking recorded media is easy, and I can skip over commercials!
I have a Jack antenna which the experts say is not as good as a Batwing, but, it works just fine at 70 mph as standing still. A Batwing? Not so much.
I don’t you, I’m not a TV addict either. I’d rather read, listen to an audiobook or (my fave) an old radio show.
YMMV.
I have satellite TV but it only works a short distance south of the border. At home I have several DVR’s so taking recorded media is easy, and I can skip over commercials!
I have a Jack antenna which the experts say is not as good as a Batwing, but, it works just fine at 70 mph as standing still. A Batwing? Not so much.
I don’t you, I’m not a TV addict either. I’d rather read, listen to an audiobook or (my fave) an old radio show.
YMMV.
