Watch TV on the Road in Your RV Now with Dish Networks Mobile Dish

One thing that many people who don’t own RVs aren’t aware of is that a satellite signal can’t be received while the vehicle is traveling down the open highway. This is something that has discouraged a lot of people from having a satellite system installed in their RVs in the past. Sure you could record movies or programming ahead of time to watch on the road, but this was only a stop gap remedy that was very limiting in what you had available to watch and you sure couldn’t get the weather channel to check on changing conditions up ahead of you when you needed to.

 The research engineers at Dish network have come up with a solution to all of this and it has rendered standard satellite systems in every RV in the U.S obsolete. It’s called Mobile Dish and it makes it possible to do everything that you can do with your satellite TV service in your home or business possible in your RV. It currently has one-hundred channels available, with more planned on being added in the near future and all of them are available while you are moving down the open highway.

 Home satellite systems and service was never meant for use in a moving vehicle and that is why there were so many limitations with them when they were installed in an RV. The time that a large selection of great programming was needed most was when you had an RV loaded up with bored children or teens that needed to be kept entertained on the long rips on the road. This was particularly true when you were traveling at night and there was nothing to watch out the window.

Now with Mobile Dish you can just click on the TV and surf through all the channels any time that you want. There is no messing with a satellite dish either with Mobile Dish, because it uses a permanently installed low profile antennae that never has to be touched again after it is installed. This completely eliminates the risk of snags from low hanging branches, or other objects that have always worried RV owners in the past.

Using a satellite system in an RV in the past was all backwards, because the only time it could be watched with access to all the channels that were being paid for was while it was stationary and if you needed to drive the RV for any reason, the Dish had to be lowered down on the roof or disconnected from the tripod assembly and then stowed away.

 For short stops it just wasn’t worth the hassle of climbing up on the roof to set it up and many times RV owners just did without it. If the dish was mounted on a tripod the signal was interrupted every time a person walked in front of it and Mobile Dish now does away with all of this. Find out how you can get full use of a satellite TV system that is installed in your RV by contacting Dish Network online.