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We started full timing last summer and have had lousy tv and internet. We have a Jack antenna and get spotty local channels. Depends on where we are what we get. Sometimes CBS or NBC, but never much. ...
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I'd give Dish and Directv to see what packages they offer. They have many options now. We received a flier from Dish a while back that they offered Internet through Hughesnet but I can't say if that is true now or for mobile. Directv used to offer Wild Blue for Internet as an add-on but don't anymore.
If you are fulltime you can go with the "mobile" type service that gives you east and west coast feeds on Directv. We had to sign a form (over 10 years ago) that says you travel. However we now have that service in our house and MH and they didn't care how much we traveled.
Most people these days use their smart phone for the Internet connection and satellite for TV.
There are many area out "west"/plains and rocky mountain region where over the air TV is not available. Our nearest OTA station is 120 miles away!
If you are fulltime you can go with the "mobile" type service that gives you east and west coast feeds on Directv. We had to sign a form (over 10 years ago) that says you travel. However we now have that service in our house and MH and they didn't care how much we traveled.
Most people these days use their smart phone for the Internet connection and satellite for TV.
There are many area out "west"/plains and rocky mountain region where over the air TV is not available. Our nearest OTA station is 120 miles away!
