Best RV Satellite Configuration?
I've read a number of posts about satellite systems for RVs. I know some of the posts are a little dated so I wanted to revisit this subject, taking into account new technology. I have a 2016 Forest R...
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azdryheat wrote:
You can't get Directv HD without the roof-mounted Winegard Travler. So it looks like DISH is your answer, which I know nothing about.
FWIW, the Traveler is not a height issue as if folds down lower than the A/C units. I like that I push one button to turn it on and it automatically finds the necessary 3 sats for HD. I previously had a tripod mounted antenna and it was a real pain, at times, to find the 101 sat, With that setup I only got Directv SD reception.
I noticed that there's also a Trav'ler dish for Dish network. Do you know if there's an easy way to change between Dish and Direct-TV with a Trav'ler dish? I'm leaning towards Dish network due to their "pay as you go" plan. It's a little more expensive but worth it to have the "no contract" issue. I have cable TV at home so I don't have an existing plan.
