Can you receive network channels? We will be using it on our RV?
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You can get network channels and anything else that you get at home. Even your local channels you get at home you can get anywhere you are.
118730
it should work fine once you google how far the nearest broadcast station is located from where your RV is Parked. Not sure it will bet good connection while Driving
79683
Absolutely not. Either an internet connection is required for most Channels. Only a network connection is required to play local content on your network.
864727
I have satelllite cable, will i be able to pick up channels w/o any xtra hook-ups?
262006
I'm sorry, but I don't know. It will access a 5ghz network. Dish should be able to answer this question.
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Everything you need to receive Standard DirecTV at your RV.-The hardest part is "pointing" your disk to the south for reception. Takes a while to get use to how to do that. Look up the coordinates of your campground for DirecTV signal. They are on the internet. Then point to those coordinates then tweak until you get the reception you want.-This dish is for standard DirecTV reception and NOT (HD) High Definition Cable. Works regardless but you will not be able to get HD channels. Those dishes are considerably higher and hard to find.-You will still get hundreds of standard channels based on your package you bought with the service.-Excellent product once setup. Everything you need to receive Standard DirecTV at your RV.-The hardest part is "pointing" your disk to the south for reception. Takes a while to get use to how to do that. Look up the coordinates of your campground for DirecTV signal. They are on the internet. Then point to those coordinates then tweak until you get the reception you want.-This dish is for standard DirecTV reception and NOT (HD) High Definition Cable. Works regardless but you will not be able to get HD channels. Those dishes are considerably higher and hard to find.-You will still get hundreds... » Read More Everything you need to receive Standard DirecTV at your RV.-The hardest part is "pointing" your disk to the south for reception. Takes a while to get use to how to do that. Look up the coordinates of your campground for DirecTV signal. They are on the internet. Then point to those coordinates then tweak until you get the reception you want.-This dish is for standard DirecTV reception and NOT (HD) High Definition Cable. Works regardless but you will not be able to get HD channels. Those dishes are considerably higher and hard to find.-You will still get hundreds of standard channels based on your package you bought with the service.-Excellent product once setup. « Show Less
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Yes you can... Look at the following link.. Just what you are looking for. http://maniacbug.wordpress.com/2012/03/30/rf24network/
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I also get local channels from Dish. This unit will still get any off air channels within range including the ones on dish
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if you want this in a motorhome you could add a receiver as an additional room in your rv with your current dish service. just can't get local programming. i know others that have done that. not sure you can start and stop like with the 211k
1286768
Yes I can, but I use over-the-air antenna, and go through the antenna for my separate channels (all two of them).
2118235
I didnt install the network personally, but we use it exclusively for Pandora, so it is possible. Good luck!
1966927
Sorta, you will also have to Purchase a FTA receiver like this one: http://www.nc-electronics.com/store.htmlAlso you will not get all the channels you are used to on Cable like Discovery, Travel, Cartoon Net, ESPN, etc. There is plenty to watch though, just not the big names.Sometimes those things go in the clear but not very often. Check out satelliteguys.us for help on FTA.
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Yes but you will not be able to pick up a lot of channels. I know that I can only get about 5 channels.
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It should be included with the latest firmware update.You can download the channel if it is not already loaded.
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If you are asking about a moving RV, then I'm sure the signal/reception will not be consistent. We have one we use in both the home & RV, but you have to pace the antenna where it gets the strongest, most consistent reception.
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I have changed my service location when traveling and been able to get the local channels. Dish is very helpful to RVers.
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Howdy Ron, If the company you deal with already gives you local channels then you can receve them, but only if you stay in you local area for reception. Meaning for example if you live and receive local service in the Philadelphia pa. area and you travel to Virginia, or anywhere outside you local service area, you'll not be able to receive any local service no matter what. I hope i've been of some help. I know this to be fact as I've tried from all over the U.S.. If you leave you home local service you'll not receive the local stations....that's the bottom line! Thanks! Carl