Thanks for the info, Ed. I have had DISH for 15 years now and never
heard of the 'local networks" activation possibility.
I am extremely pleased with DISH, but never had a chance to compare
the competition.
Jerry 4404
At 08:02 AM 2/7/2012, you wrote:
>I am a retailer for both Dish and DirecTV and by far, Dish is the
>way to go in an RV. For only $500.00 you can buy the Dish Network
>Tailgater and a compatible satellite receiver for your RV. The
>tailgater is a 100% automatic satellite dish that you just set
>outside your RV and go inside and watch TV. It will lock into all
>three satellites automatically as long as it has a clear view of the
>southern sky. Because you own the receiver there is no contract or
>commitment and you can activate it for only the months you are using
>the RV. If you already are a Dish Network customer you can add the
>RV receiver to your Dish account for $7.00 per month. When your
>Dish Network account is tagged as a tailgater user, you can call
>Dish from anywhere in the country as you travel and they will
>activate the receiver to receive the local networks in that area.
>
>I recommend visiting a local satellite dealer, never call 1-800 to
>buy a satellite system. You will get better service and the same
>price from a local shop!
>
>Ed Normandy, Mountain Home, AR
>Award owner, Airstream list lurker.
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