Cable tv
We recently bought a new class c rv, after having a seasonal spot for years and years with a travel trailer. We still have the seasonal spot with our Hideout on it and we have direct tv there. But as ...
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Just don't expect much by way of cable tv in a park. Most RV campgrounds have the barest of cable services and standard TV, not HDTV. In other words, the least service they can provide in order to be able to advertise they have cable.
If quality TV is important to you, you might want to consider getting a portable direct TV antenna and take the receiver in your seasonal TT and carry that with you.
If quality TV is important to you, you might want to consider getting a portable direct TV antenna and take the receiver in your seasonal TT and carry that with you.
Hockeytchr wrote:
We recently bought a new class c rv, after having a seasonal spot for years and years with a travel trailer. We still have the seasonal spot with our Hideout on it and we have direct tv there. But as we are about to head out on the road this summer in the Greyhawk Class C, hubby has a question. We see that lots of parks/campgorunds offer cable tv. His question is, do we need to carry or own cable to hook up to the park/campgound cable? If so, how much in length should we carry?
Thanks! I know it's probably here somewhere as another post but I wanted to avoid searching pages, and pages of information.
