Art Redmond

Thank you for all the information from different view points. I have also done some research and found that for my budget and needs, that the New Tailgater 4 + Wally + DVR seems to be my optimum. Again thank you all for your in-put. Art

I may be a little partial but If you can, I would visit Nova Scotia after leaving Quebec then on to Maine. Nova Scotia is the hidden Gem of Canada I was fortunate to live there for 24 yrs. I am sure that you will not regret the adventure. While in NS you must do the Cabot Trail. Trust me you willnot regret this side trip. Art

Been to the West coast a few times, the 101 is one of the most scenic routes I have ever seen. Take your time and enjoy the drive. It`s not as windy as the Pass, believe me the 101 along the Oregon is one you should not miss. Enjoy today who knows what tomorrow will bring. Art

Good point, food for thought. Art

I was just looking at Dish domes and this is interesting, it has East and West included.

I thought that was what I wanted but now realize that I would be better served with an automatic dish. Art

I was not questioning your rig I was simply asking if it was feasible to do that. Sorry for not making myself clear. Art

Thank you for the clarification, I`m beginning to see the light. Art

I also saw a dome ant. called "Playmaker" what is the difference. Art

Denny, I did set up set up dish antennas for 12 yrs full timing, been off the road for 3 yrs. now. I`m becoming a Nomad again but I now want the easiest way, going on 80 and am lazier now. So I guess automatic is the way for me. By the way why not by-pass the rig`s system and connect directly to the Auto/Dish. I did that in the last rig we had because the coax in the rig was faulty. Art

I wish there weren't so many different portable Antennae. Dish Traveler , Dish Tailgater 1 Tailgater 3 & Tailgater 4. Al F will probably help me see through this.

I noticed that you mentioned you have a Dish Trav`ler, ?? What is the difference with a Tailgater and a Dish Traveler. I know that you can enlighten this thick head of mine.