Dirct TV

[CamprNick]

What if I didn't want to take the recievers out of our home. Could I purchase 2 more recievers from a store or something? Do you think that Direct TV would chage me for the 2 extra recievers if I wasn't renting them from them directly. Anyone else do something like this? Were would I even get the other recievers if I chose to go this route. I would just like not to have to keep moving things back and forth. We are for the most part weekenders and sometimes it is a pain moving things back and forth. Thoughts greatly appreciated!

[exav8tr]

Nick, I bought my Drectv receiver from camping world. Of course, I am a new subscriber but that is where you could buy one anyway. Probably available at most electronic stores...

[RonS]

I purchased another one from direct TV dealer for 50 bucks. Took it home and switched out the receiver with one I had already hooked to Sat dish, called direct TV and they activated it. Then took the one I replaced out to 5th wheel, and all is well and additional 6 bucks per month. I do not get local stations in the 5th wheel, at times I have trouble finding a signal when moving locations but getting better, and Sat finder is a must for me.

[Cyrus]

I learned while we were moving that if you leave the receiver unplugged, might need antenna connected but not sure. The receiver that is unplugged more then 3-4 weeks will not work. You have to call DirecTV and tell them which one is not working and they will reactivate it. Just a pain.

[c5racer]

You can get additional receivers from Directv for no charge. You only have to pay $4.99 a month for each additional receiver. I have 3 or 4 of them in the garage I don't use, but you can get them free from Directv. I currently have 5 receivers activated and I pay $4.99 a month for 4 of them.

[CamprNick]

Thank you to all of you for you responses. All your information is greatly appreciated.