Directv on the Road

thestoloffs wrote:
You can find more information on this subject in the Technology Corner forum, rather than this one.

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thestoloffs wrote:
You can find more information on this subject in the Technology Corner forum, rather than this one.

X2, that's where Bill Satellite hangs out

X2 EXACTLY what "jodeb720" said, I have the same setup with my H24
receiver.
Siggy

I have the HD24 receiver - a HD receiver - and as well as a genie unit and one of the genie "remote" units.

I take the HD24 on the road, reconfigure it for SD, and my 18" dish (Single LNB) and it works.

I only get SD on my HD TV, but it's still my local channels.

You can find more information on this subject in the Technology Corner forum, rather than this one.

chinook507 wrote:
Can you still take a receiver out of your house and use a Tailgator or another Directv compatible dish on the road?

The Tailgater is a Dish only antenna that only works with specific Dish receivers.

chinook507 wrote:
Which receiver do you take with you? We have the new equipment and not sure if you can take a room box or if you have to take the main box?

If by room box you mean a Genie Client then no they don't work without the main Genie. But you could take both for multiple TVs. If your Genie Clients are wireless then you'll need to take the wireless equipment also.

old guy wrote:
saw on a post on FB that directv is doing away with SD boxes and will change over to HD boxes very soon

This thread may help.

chinook507 wrote:
Can you still take a receiver out of your house and use a Tailgator or another Directv compatible dish on the road?

Yes been doing this for years, the RV dish has to be compatible with your receiver.

saw on a post on FB that directv is doing away with SD boxes and will change over to HD boxes very soon