Pathway X2

I see the Pathway has a two-year parts, one-year labor warranty. Free parts for an extra year is nice.

We have used a Tailgater for the past two years and like it except for one feature and that is when you change channels to one on a different bird it takes 2-3 minutes of blue screen to get there, sometimes longer. I just got the Pathway X2 and the same channel change takes only a couple of seconds. I don't plan to be out camping when there is a possibility of freezing rain and the Pathway is a full 18" dish.

Gulfcoast wrote:
Got a link to Stagg-Parkway's Atlanta warehouse?

Stag-Parkway is the world's largest RV parts and accessories Wholesaler. They do not sell directly to the consumer. You would have to order and pay for the antenna from PPL. They then forward the order to Stag-Parkway for shipment directly to you. That's how most all of the retail online RV parts websites operate.

I can see this antenna becoming immobile in freezing rain or snow build up in the rotation area of antenna when changing to channels on different sat. All motion is covered with tailgater..

Got a link to Stagg-Parkway's Atlanta warehouse?

Gulfcoast wrote:
That's about $426 with three day shipping... saves about $10.

Actually it's $409.98 with order fulfillment by Stagg-Parkway's Atlanta warehouse, so maybe 2 day shipping with $26 savings.

That's about $426 with three day shipping... saves about $10.

Gulfcoast wrote:
Amazon has the Pathway x2 for $436 with free shipping... if you see a better price, let us all know.

Here you go:

Pathway x2 $399.99

Amazon has the Pathway x2 for $436 with free shipping... if you see a better price, let us all know.

myway2rv wrote:
Nice! I just started looking into getting a portable and I was looking at the tailgater vs. this Pathway unit.
Are you using Diect or Dish?
How critical is the leveling? Wondering if I should get a stand.
Did you buy from an online source or from the sat company?
Hope you enjoy it. :)Thanks

This unit is good only for Dish. I did not buy a stand and it withstood the 40 MPH artic front when it blew through Alabama last night. Where we are camped now is 17 degrees and we are watching ESPN in full HD on the unit.

This unit is a little larger than tailgater, should result in less rain fade. It also will allow you two hookups rather than one.