That’s right friends, summer is officially here. We talk about Memorial Day as if it were the first day of summer. Technically it’s today, the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. We’re all set for three months of long, bright nights, warm days, and fun in the sun.
I know everyone says baseball is our national pastime. It is, if you mean “watching baseball.” Most of us don’t actually play baseball. On the other hand, a lot of folks head off in the RV for the summer. Are you one of them?
Even if you’re out on the road, the last thing you want to do is leave the world behind. That idea went out with flip phones. No, you want to be connected and you want the best entertainment the world has to offer. Luckily, it’s easier than ever to get great entertainment in your RV.
Forget the headlines. I’m here to tell you, satellite TV isn’t going anywhere. DIRECTV and DISH are still the world leaders in providing entertainment everywhere, no matter where. That includes your RV. It’s easier than ever to get hundreds of channels of live television no matter where you are in the country you are.
There are options for every budget. If you want to aim the dish once you get to the RV park, you can use a simple tripod system. Or, go with a permanently mounted dish that tracks satellites even while you’re driving. There are so many plans and options now that you’ll definitely find what you’re looking for.
If you’re looking for a “back-to-nature” kind of experience, consider an over-the-air antenna for your RV. That may not seem like the “nature walk” your grandfather talked about, but there’s definitely something about connecting to the local area and watching in real time.
It’s easy to put up an antenna when you park for the night and get great live TV the way it was intended. Settle in for a night of just seeing what’s on, and go with the flow. This antenna is perfect for that purpose. You can mount it quickly on any vertical surface and it stows away easily when it’s not being used.
Yeah, it’s true that most of us can’t give up our phones when we’re out on the road. So why try? If you’re looking to keep streaming while you’re out on the road, you’ll need a nice strong signal.
This cell booster from weBoost mounts permanently to the RV and pulls signals out of the air when no other booster can. It’s the most powerful mobile booster yet, and it’s a must-have for your RV, especially if you want to park in the woods.
While you’re thinking about cellular service, why not add a hotspot or cellular router? This technology will give Wi-Fi to all the devices in your RV. You can stream to a TV, work from anywhere, and feel confident that you’re staying secure. This is the service you deserve when you’re getting ready to go out on the road. You can also add a Wi-Fi Extender system like this one which lets you use the RV Park’s Wi-Fi more securely and with better speed.
It’s not too late… just shop the great selection at Solid Signal or give a call to our experts at 888-233-7563. If you’d like, fill out the form below and our experts will contact YOU!
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RVing, the real national pastime
I know everyone says baseball is our national pastime. It is, if you mean “watching baseball.” Most of us don’t actually play baseball. On the other hand, a lot of folks head off in the RV for the summer. Are you one of them?
Even if you’re out on the road, the last thing you want to do is leave the world behind. That idea went out with flip phones. No, you want to be connected and you want the best entertainment the world has to offer. Luckily, it’s easier than ever to get great entertainment in your RV.
Satellite TV
Forget the headlines. I’m here to tell you, satellite TV isn’t going anywhere. DIRECTV and DISH are still the world leaders in providing entertainment everywhere, no matter where. That includes your RV. It’s easier than ever to get hundreds of channels of live television no matter where you are in the country you are.
There are options for every budget. If you want to aim the dish once you get to the RV park, you can use a simple tripod system. Or, go with a permanently mounted dish that tracks satellites even while you’re driving. There are so many plans and options now that you’ll definitely find what you’re looking for.
Over-the-air Antenna
If you’re looking for a “back-to-nature” kind of experience, consider an over-the-air antenna for your RV. That may not seem like the “nature walk” your grandfather talked about, but there’s definitely something about connecting to the local area and watching in real time.
It’s easy to put up an antenna when you park for the night and get great live TV the way it was intended. Settle in for a night of just seeing what’s on, and go with the flow. This antenna is perfect for that purpose. You can mount it quickly on any vertical surface and it stows away easily when it’s not being used.
OK, give into the lure of the phone
Yeah, it’s true that most of us can’t give up our phones when we’re out on the road. So why try? If you’re looking to keep streaming while you’re out on the road, you’ll need a nice strong signal.
This cell booster from weBoost mounts permanently to the RV and pulls signals out of the air when no other booster can. It’s the most powerful mobile booster yet, and it’s a must-have for your RV, especially if you want to park in the woods.
While you’re thinking about cellular service, why not add a hotspot or cellular router? This technology will give Wi-Fi to all the devices in your RV. You can stream to a TV, work from anywhere, and feel confident that you’re staying secure. This is the service you deserve when you’re getting ready to go out on the road. You can also add a Wi-Fi Extender system like this one which lets you use the RV Park’s Wi-Fi more securely and with better speed.
It’s not too late… just shop the great selection at Solid Signal or give a call to our experts at 888-233-7563. If you’d like, fill out the form below and our experts will contact YOU!
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