Tv while traveling

Why aren't there English-language channels? Have you been told this fact?

wa8yxm wrote:
Well Damon put this Winegard Thing on my roof. I upgraded it and up till late last year when I "Oopsed" and forgot to lower it it worked great.

SO I put a new Sensar IV head up there and it works even Greater.

zap 2 it dot com (obvious mods) lists shows you can get

I do subscribe to an electronic TV guide (Same database as the free Zap2it but that is so I can do all those things "Only our over priced hyper expensive service lets you do" Including pause, fast forward, jump forward/backward download to mobile device. start in one room finish in another. and so on.

The OP asked about receiving HULU. What you are saying is not relative. You will never receive HULU with your antenna.

Mbiviano wrote:

wa8yxm wrote:
Pay for TV.. Why would I do that????

I’m open to suggestions, what’s your free alternative?

Well Damon put this Winegard Thing on my roof. I upgraded it and up till late last year when I "Oopsed" and forgot to lower it it worked great.

SO I put a new Sensar IV head up there and it works even Greater.

zap 2 it dot com (obvious mods) lists shows you can get

I do subscribe to an electronic TV guide (Same database as the free Zap2it but that is so I can do all those things "Only our over priced hyper expensive service lets you do" Including pause, fast forward, jump forward/backward download to mobile device. start in one room finish in another. and so on.

If you don't have internet, WiFi, or cell service, the only option is satellite,and then you need a clear view of the southern sky. The only thing that will work, if you have power, is DVDs. At times the news is good to have, as you wonder if the glow on the Western horizon is a beautiful sunset, or thermal nuclear war. Then again, its just nice to be around a campfire and watch the wild things start wandering around.

No, not much camping. However, Pine Lake campground just opened a large open air camping area that was perfect when we first arrived. Large, long FHU sites with easy in and easy out! Very nice!
We are staying on some private property just E. of Athens off Lexington Rd.

I know Pine Lake below Watkinsville in Bishop. Friend has a permanent lot for his 5er there.

If you are on Lexington Rd in ACC try the BBQ place east of Gaines School Rd. Good food and a lot of it

Horsedoc wrote:

Bill.Satellite wrote:
We have been in Athens, GA since November and there are no English speaking channels available. Thank goodness for satellite TV! I am able to watch local Atlanta News from Atlanta but only channel 2 has an app available so ABC it is for the morning and evening news and then back to satellite.

Where are you staying in Athens, Bill. Not a lot of RV parks available in ACC is there?

No, not much camping. However, Pine Lake campground just opened a large open air camping area that was perfect when we first arrived. Large, long FHU sites with easy in and easy out! Very nice!
We are staying on some private property just E. of Athens off Lexington Rd.

I am going to guess that since you are asking about HULU that you already have that in the sticks and bricks. Since you probably already have HULU, one can also assume you have a smart TV or some device, like a roku, apple tv, firestick, etc that allows your TV to play content broadcast on the internet. The 3rd assumption is you also have internet and wifi, because you can't use the above methods without it.

The same methods for getting HULU, (youtube, sling - any internet content via TV) in your house also apply to your RV. You need a smart TV (or some device to receive internet to your TV if it's not smart) and internet. The only major difference in your RV is that you will require portable internet or rely on CG wifi. And the best portable Internet is usually a hot spot and for streaming content, preferably a plan with unlimited data.

It's so easy now to take our firestick, plug it into the TV in the coach, fire up the hotspot and poof. Purely mobile TV (provided you have a decent cell signal)

It is amazing to an oldie like me how many over the air stations are now
in a foreign language .

We still have Direct Tv standard definition so we can have in motion TV .
Yeah I know it's way over priced and there are more channels than I
would ever care to watch but we are comfortable with its operation for now .

I have a mobley that works well and maybe I'll try streaming someday but
for now it's hard to beat satellite for in motion .

Bill.Satellite wrote:
We have been in Athens, GA since November and there are no English speaking channels available. Thank goodness for satellite TV! I am able to watch local Atlanta News from Atlanta but only channel 2 has an app available so ABC it is for the morning and evening news and then back to satellite.

Where are you staying in Athens, Bill. Not a lot of RV parks available in ACC is there?

We have been in Athens, GA since November and there are no English speaking channels available. Thank goodness for satellite TV! I am able to watch local Atlanta News from Atlanta but only channel 2 has an app available so ABC it is for the morning and evening news and then back to satellite.