DISH Outdoors - RV Satellites Seminar

Are you looking for satellite TV service in your RV? It can be slightly overwhelming trying to find out exactly what you need to make it happen. Let Product Expert Chris Young guide you through the process to help make satellite TV viewing in your RV seamless and easy. He'll help you pick the right products to watch one TV, two TV's, TV during travel and more!

[@yendorofny]

Say we're out of town and want to watch our local, home channels? Can I give them my home zip code and get my home channels wherever we're camping?

[@chrisy939]

He mentioned the dish picks up Netflix, does anyone know if it does RUclips also?

[@richardmills8401]

I've got a permanent off grid camper with 2 huge poplar trees on each side. I have to have tv but cannot cut those trees. Anything I can do that will work?

[@ljcruz127]

What's the difference between the Tailgater Pro and Playmaker Dual?

[@AAVIATOR481]

So, this whole thing on antennas and I still have no idea of the feature differences between the Tailgater and the Playmaker...

[@jacknettube]

From what I've read, playmaker is only tuned to receive from the satellites in the western arc, tailgater can tune to both eastern and western (which gives it a higher cost). There's some difficulty picking up the western arc within the north-eastern states unlike the eastern arc, so the tailgater would be the more preferable option if you stop by within that region often.

[@shancole4926]

Can it work in Jamaica 🇯🇲?

[@likithaaravindababu634]

Is it ku band......

[@keeponkeepingon4357]

Can those handle Xbox live ?

[@nicholasmohr1619]

I’m not a fan of these. Use an actual physical satellite. It will save a bunch of trouble down the road.