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cjohnson · 12-20-2014, 09:29 AM

Well for a long time I have studied and read about Dish pay as you go service. Some time ago we had Direct TV, hauled around the ole point and aim antenna, worked most of the time. Read post on MOC on what folks used and thought. Finally this week went to Holiday World, where we purchased our 3100RL back in 2011. Walked out with a combo pack consisting of the Wineguard Pathway X2 and 211Z receiver (little less than $500 + tax) added a tripod to mount it on.
Works great in our S&B. Hooked it up in the 3100 today using the 25 foot cable supplied, came up without any problem. I also have a 60 foot length of RG6, connected the system utilizing it, again came up with out any problems. Both the 25' & the 60' connections utilized the Monty's OEM RG6 cabling.
Went with the Pathway X2, due to Hook's recommendation. No external power, 18" dish, will connect two receivers.

Thanks - Hook!

12-20-2014, 09:29 AM	#1
cjohnson Montana Fan Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Huntsville Posts: 149 M.O.C. #11148	Dish TV Service Well for a long time I have studied and read about Dish pay as you go service. Some time ago we had Direct TV, hauled around the ole point and aim antenna, worked most of the time. Read post on MOC on what folks used and thought. Finally this week went to Holiday World, where we purchased our 3100RL back in 2011. Walked out with a combo pack consisting of the Wineguard Pathway X2 and 211Z receiver (little less than $500 + tax) added a tripod to mount it on. Works great in our S&B. Hooked it up in the 3100 today using the 25 foot cable supplied, came up without any problem. I also have a 60 foot length of RG6, connected the system utilizing it, again came up with out any problems. Both the 25' & the 60' connections utilized the Monty's OEM RG6 cabling. Went with the Pathway X2, due to Hook's recommendation. No external power, 18" dish, will connect two receivers. Thanks - Hook!