I"m new to the RV world. I have Direct at home, can I use one of my recievers for 3-4 day weekend get aways with an old dish?
Ya, don't plug it into a phone line, it can dial out and say you moved. You may not get your local channels.
How many land based phone lines have you seen in RV's?
Yeah, I am aware that these are available and many of you high dollar coaches have them, however, many people no longer use them.
That being said, the whole point was most people never would hook a receiver up to a phone line in an RV unless they were a PPV viewer and even if they did, it isn't like the Direct Tv Gestapo will show up at your door to reclaim equipment.
On slightly different note (sorry to hijack the thread)......currently we have an sd receiver and will be upgrading to hd. For a few weeks we will have both receivers on the account. Question, can I take my old (still activated) receiver to my Parents winter house and use their 18" dish for service for a week or so in April? They have service there while they winter but take their receiver back to MI when they come North for the spring. Does that make sence? I think that it should work but not sure if D* would frown on it.True and True
D*'s not following you around to see what you MIGHT decide to do.
In the main place I go to, I would guess at LEAST 50 % have D*, even though the park gives you Cable for free.
Yeah, I am aware that these are available and many of you high dollar coaches have them, however, many people no longer use them.
That being said, the whole point was most people never would hook a receiver up to a phone line in an RV unless they were a PPV viewer and even if they did, it isn't like the Direct Tv Gestapo will show up at your door to reclaim equipment.