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Originally Posted by j37genie
Direct TV on a tripod. I've camped in places where very few could get a signal (due to trees) and I've usually been able to find a signal. I bought my HD package through Oasis, but Direct TV has been very good with service. Wind blew over my dish one time, and another time kids knocked over the dish. Bent both times. Both times, Direct TV was there with a new dish. I use the Oasis Satellite detector (comes with the package) and in conjunction with Direct TV's software I'm usually set up in around 15 minutes.
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I been doing that way for 19 years. I use a modified Winegard tripod with a Slimline 2 reflector and 13LNB-SWM. For alignment, I use a Satlooklite signal meter which is programed only to lock-on to the 101 sat signal. I carry 200 ft of RG-6 coax as I like to park under trees when available. I use DirecTVs's video bridge with C-41W clients so all the TV are connected wireless. My mobley hotspot is connected to the system by a DECA.
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