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Aug 22, 2014Explorer
Tailgater sat dish in an analog rig
I'm a digital girl in an analog rig. I drive a 2000 Holiday Rambler Vacationer. You know, TV in the dash and coax as far as the eye can see. I have that old push-button box that allows me to switch from antenna to VCR to cable to satellite. I use a digital converter box for the antenna, and an RF modulator for my DVD player.
I finally have decided to get a sat dish and settled on DISH's Tailgater. My question is how -- or whether I need to -- to boil down DISH's signal for analog consumption.
A DISH rep yesterday waved me off the VIP211Z receiver and said the older VIP211K will support coax connections. DISH has an SD signal, so I'm not sure whether that till do it, or I still need an RF modulator.
Or am I in the tall grass?
I finally have decided to get a sat dish and settled on DISH's Tailgater. My question is how -- or whether I need to -- to boil down DISH's signal for analog consumption.
A DISH rep yesterday waved me off the VIP211Z receiver and said the older VIP211K will support coax connections. DISH has an SD signal, so I'm not sure whether that till do it, or I still need an RF modulator.
Or am I in the tall grass?