Dish for RV's
Well, we're about a month into 4 months of snow birding in Florida and thinking about getting Dish pay as you go or whatever it's called for RV's. We were looking at the low end packages and were n...
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greenrvgreen wrote:
I have the Tailgater and I've found that it works well even with a 150-feet of coax. This means I have a lot of options for finding service when there are trees blocking the sky. I've never read of anything like this with the Pathway, and this is why I prefer the Tailgater, even though it is a smaller antenna, etc.
I have seen a Pathway X2 run with at least 150' of RG6 coax, but it's less often needed since the eastern arc choice often means getting a closer aiming shot where the western arc is not viewable. That would be the case where we're parked right now. A 20' coax is more than enough for an eastern arc view with its higher elevation, but a western arc view would require about 300' of coax and placing the dish in a roadway.
