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DiverB · 01-02-2016, 08:52 PM

I have the tailgater and use dish network. I like it since its only $13 a month (I cancel for when the trailer is in winter storage) and I get all the channels that I get on my home TV. Its easy to set up, just face it north and within a minute or two it finds the satellites and your done.

With that being said what I DISLIKE is, in order to get the local channels, I have to call dish network each time and give them zip code of where I am at, and it becomes a PIA dealing with their operators who barley speak English.

01-02-2016, 08:52 PM	#7
DiverB Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Michigan Posts: 134	I have the tailgater and use dish network. I like it since its only $13 a month (I cancel for when the trailer is in winter storage) and I get all the channels that I get on my home TV. Its easy to set up, just face it north and within a minute or two it finds the satellites and your done. With that being said what I DISLIKE is, in order to get the local channels, I have to call dish network each time and give them zip code of where I am at, and it becomes a PIA dealing with their operators who barley speak English. __________________ 2015 Carbon 357-Trail Air Ride pin box, 2nd A/C, Ramp Patio, MaxxAir vent covers 2012 Ram 3500 DRW 4x4 - Custom Tuned, 5" TBE, ATS Tranny, ARP Head studs, EGR Cooler delete, S&B intake, GDP intake horn, EDGE CTS w/turbo timer, FASS 95 lift pump, pac-brake airbags, Mag Hytec diff covers, B&W 20K hitch, AMSOIL everywhere https://badges.fuelly.com/images/sig-us/199482.png