can I take a direct tv receiver I already have at home, in the rv with the winegard dish?
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Yes, my Winegard Carryout has dual outputs for hooking up two receivers or onr DVR in SD, not HD. I use HR-22s and I have to switch the setup from oval dish to round dish which takes a couple of minutes. Once you do that it is set until you take the receiver back in the house. If you have local channels you will lose those channels when you get 100-200 miles from home as they are on a directed transponder to your local area. All other channels will work anywhere in the US.
1006290
Yes. You will need to purchase a coaxial splitter. Connect the "in" side of the splitter to the "tv/tuner" side of the winegard power injector. Then connect the "out" sides of the splitter to the TV's. The signal can also be split on the "antenna" side of the power injector, but you will need to make sure the splitter is a dc power passing type so that the power from the power injector can reach the antenna head unit. Hope this helps.
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Yes, the dish will need to be set up with the correct azimuth (compass angle), elevation angle (degrees off horizon) and clear view in that direction. With a little fine tuning of the pointing of the dish, then your receiver will work in either location. Caveat that both dishes are similar, non-HD style. I have self installed (search web for self install instructions) in four locations as well as my truck camper (must set azimuth and elevation at each location). Suggest look for local DirecTV independent installer to set up your dish.
961034
I have a direct tv receiver. The VuQube will operate on either direct tv or dish network. I have set my cube up several times while camping in my RV. It works great, the only problem I have is it will not pick up my local channels.
644568
Yes, I have both a directv unit and a dvd hooked up to it and then the tv. I just don't turn on the receiver if I just want the tv speakers.
75350
I suppose you can always get one that won't work, but The one I have works great. I have one for my RV and I really haven't had any problems as long as it can be setup properly at the camp site.You will of course have to register it with Directv before it will work.
59656
I use this with my DirecTV setup, so I assume you could do the same with Dish, although I can't speak authoritatively on this matter.
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Not sure on dish but Directv works on home receivers, i have 2 different ones hdmi and the other is rca type.
2005119
It depends on if the receiver is leased out or not. If it is under a lease to another customer then no u can't use it. just call directv and give then the number on the back of receiver and they will tell u if its useable .
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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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No, unless you have certain Samsung or Sony TV with RVU technology. https://support.directv.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3992
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According to Winegard it will operate with most Dish receivers. We have some friends that use the Mission with a Hopper but to be safe I recommend contacting Winegard customer service.
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No - Pathway X2 does not work with Direct TV. Winegard makes an automatic portable unit but it does not get Direct TV HD. For Direct HD you have to have one of the 3 LNB units. With Dish, the 1 LNB units will pick up HD.
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ask the seller for the receiver #.also, I may have mine for sale, as I just switched to Dish
828605
Don't know, I purchased to work with Dish. Why would you consider Direct as it's labeled for Dish?
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Yes it should work. See attached link. http://www.winegard.com/offair/directv-usb-tuner.php (you may have to copy and paste this link to search) Use your integrated tuner with DIRECTV receiver models D11 or H20, or use the DIRECTV AM21 off-air dual tuner accessory in connection with your other receiver models.
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With DirectTV and Dish Network (I've had both), it would not be possible to do this from the same receiver.