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jackel1959 · 08-15-2011, 05:32 PM

We do not have satellite at home, but there are times when we are on the road we would like to have it. I see that Dish now offers a pay-as-you-go option where you only pay a monthly fee when you use the system and there is no contract.

So now we have started to look at antennas and really like the VuQube 2000 or the Winegard "Carryout" GM-MP1 and GM-1518 portables because of the compactness and they will allow SD and HD reception with Dish network. The VuQube 2000 and Winegard GM-1518 are automatic while the GM-MP-1 is manual and will only handle one TV.

So here is the question: Are any of you using either of these and what are your impressions? As always, all replies and inputs, pros and cons, are appreciated.

r,
Jack

08-15-2011, 05:32 PM	#1
jackel1959 Montana Master Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Oak Harbor Posts: 1,530 M.O.C. #2471	SATELLITE TV QUESTION We do not have satellite at home, but there are times when we are on the road we would like to have it. I see that Dish now offers a pay-as-you-go option where you only pay a monthly fee when you use the system and there is no contract. So now we have started to look at antennas and really like the VuQube 2000 or the Winegard "Carryout" GM-MP1 and GM-1518 portables because of the compactness and they will allow SD and HD reception with Dish network. The VuQube 2000 and Winegard GM-1518 are automatic while the GM-MP-1 is manual and will only handle one TV. So here is the question: Are any of you using either of these and what are your impressions? As always, all replies and inputs, pros and cons, are appreciated. r, Jack __________________ Previous:2004 Mountaineer 325FKBS,2010 Montana 3455SA Now:2018 Bighorn 3575EL (SOB's ) Res. Fridge,W/D,Disc Brakes,Water Softener,Dish Tailgater PRO,LioN Batts, several mods. 2021 RAM 3500 Laramie...."LOADED", 4x4, SB H.O. 6.7L, Aisin Trans, PullRite Super Glide Hitch, 52 Gallon Titan Fuel Tank.