Satellite Dish question
So I have a 'Winegard Road Trip Mission' dish manufactured before 2013. The 'Dish Network' says that dish can no longer be used with their service. Today I was told by Winegard that this dish will s...
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LouLawrence wrote:Ex-Tech wrote:
Remember that you will be able to receive high-def reception for Direct TV ONLY with the $2200.00 Traveler dish. The domes will NOT receive HD for Direct TV.
That's not true. You can also use a manual portable home style antenna which costs a few hundred bucks for a good setup. Also, a company called RF Mogul makes a fully automatic roof mounted antenna but it costs even more!
The Winegard can be had for about $1900 and it can be self installed.
While the Winegard is certainly less expensive the RF Mogul I feel is a better value. One big factor is servicing: the RF Mogul is completely field-serviceable while the Winegard has to be shipped back to them for any service.
