Using King Tailgater for 2 receivers

My King dish is mounted on the roof. I used the original satellite wiring for the front TV, I ran new coax to the back for the bedroom TV. I can usually, but not always, find a clear path to the satellites.

I just started looking into this too.

There is a youtube on it as well.

BTW, my coax inside the trailer was not making a good connection due to the thin rv walls bending the coax. sometimes it would work , sometimes not. I ended up putting the wall connector in a separate electrical box and wall mounting it, not a flush mount like the OEM. Doing that offered more room as to NOT bend the coax as much.

https://heartlandowners.org/archive/index.php/t-58711.html

You need to run 2 coax connections from the dish (which will have two connection points) to the receivers. You cannot use a splitter to turn 1 coax into two. It will also matter which line has the power injector installed. Use your existing coax connection for the "main" connector, Run new coax to the second receiver and connect it to the "aux" connection on the dish. Since DISH uses multiple satellites, the receiver connected to the "main" connection will control what satellite the dish is pointed at, thus limiting what you can watch on the second dish. To watch them all at once, you will need the Traveller from Winegard.

I have the one with one connector and was told that it has to go straight to the receiver for it to work. I think it would be the same for two cable wires, each would have to go to its respective receiver.

I have the one with one connector and was told that it has to go straight to the receiver for it to work. I think it would be the same for two cable wires, each would have to go to its respective receiver.