Domes vs. crank-up satellites
I recently bonked the Winegard Mini-Max dome on my Sprinter Class B into an overhang and will likely have to replace it. But I never really loved the mini-max because I often had trouble acquiring sat...
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We absolutely love our Winegard Travler on our MH. Triple LNB. So, running a dual receiver and two TVs watching separate birds is not a problem. Great HD picture. Much more resistant to signal loss from rain than the KVH dome it replaced. Flawless one button operation.
All our MH campground camping is in the wide open spaces of Colorado, Arizona and Utah. If you camp where there are trees, then you have to rethink things. We also have a Tailgator on our little trailer. Do a lot of summer boondocking in Colorado's forests during the summer. We carry 150' of cable to get out of the trees. Once it is set up and running, switching between birds is pretty seamless. Since it is a single LNB, you can't run a dual receiver watching two different birds. Excellent HD picture with the Tailgator.
All our MH campground camping is in the wide open spaces of Colorado, Arizona and Utah. If you camp where there are trees, then you have to rethink things. We also have a Tailgator on our little trailer. Do a lot of summer boondocking in Colorado's forests during the summer. We carry 150' of cable to get out of the trees. Once it is set up and running, switching between birds is pretty seamless. Since it is a single LNB, you can't run a dual receiver watching two different birds. Excellent HD picture with the Tailgator.
