Forum Discussion
Executive45
Sep 17, 2015Explorer III
Here's my thoughts...If you get a roof mount like the Traveler or RF Mogul, you'll find they're easy to operate but expensive to buy. One touch of the button is all you usually need. If you're under a tree canopy or something is blocking access to the Sat. you'll get no signal. In that case you'll need a remote dish to set up away from your rig where it has a clear view of the satellite. Since you don't already have one on the roof, I'd forego that cost and get a carryout that you simply put outside and plug it in.
DirecTV is NOT RV friendly. To get HD you'll need a remote dish twice the size of the ones for SD. Dish, on the other hand seems to have it figured out as they can use the smaller dishes and offer HD. Your choice on programming but if you're keeping Direct, which is what we have, only SD, consider only SD programming. Your life will be easier....Dennis
DirecTV is NOT RV friendly. To get HD you'll need a remote dish twice the size of the ones for SD. Dish, on the other hand seems to have it figured out as they can use the smaller dishes and offer HD. Your choice on programming but if you're keeping Direct, which is what we have, only SD, consider only SD programming. Your life will be easier....Dennis
About Motorhome Group
38,707 PostsLatest Activity: Feb 18, 2025