Television Reception Options
Greetings, once again, Travelers and Adventurers. I have taken delivery of a new Rockwood 2895WS Fifth Wheel, though I have yet to spend a night in it. In anticipation of, and preparation for, our f...
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We have the FMCA Verizon "unlimited" plan for $50 a month. They sell you a Jetpack MiFi for a penny. After 25 gig they throttle the speed to the point where streaming is painful.
You'll see WiFi boosters (Winegard has one) but if the park's WiFi is lousy, the booster just gives you a good connection to lousy internet.
Very few parks allow video streaming over their free network. I think the best bet for TV is Dish for RVs. $50 a month gets you basic channels and the locals in your area. Not camping next month? Don't pay the bill. Need TV now? Call and restart the service. Pathway X2 antenna and Wally receiver around $500.
You'll see WiFi boosters (Winegard has one) but if the park's WiFi is lousy, the booster just gives you a good connection to lousy internet.
Very few parks allow video streaming over their free network. I think the best bet for TV is Dish for RVs. $50 a month gets you basic channels and the locals in your area. Not camping next month? Don't pay the bill. Need TV now? Call and restart the service. Pathway X2 antenna and Wally receiver around $500.
