Direct TV wil not install a dish
I have a 1990 rig with a cable TV port on the exterior of my rig. I called direct TV to come install. I was told that since the line is a shared line with the winegard antenna that has a amplifier o...
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Bill.Satellite wrote:Newer Direct receivers demand RG6 coax
While an RG6 cable is good, it's not required by any current satellite TV receiver. If you have a very long run the loss between antenna and receiver can be reduced by the better quality cabling but since we are generally not talking about really long runs the RG-59 inside a coach will do just fine.
Waste of money and time using RG59. Do it right and use RG6.
