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Embedded antennas are usually built into glass towards the rear of the vehicle these days. I think they found they were having too much trouble getting windshield antennas connected when the windshields were replaced.

WKRP?

Streaming doesn't require a whole lot of special hardware and it isn't expensive. What it does demand is discipline on the part of the person in control of the mics to not "firewall" the levels. That's not easy to do with old school talent now than many of them are in direct control of the...

That's fine and obviously it seemed to work for him and is good to locate the satellites to begin with but as far as checking for obstructions it's not as accurate as just putting your camera (or could even do it fro that app) along the arm and getting a view with the lnb like this. Anything in...

If it becomes required, yes.

It seems silly to recommend DIRECTV in an RV install in this day and age. DIRECTV's attitude toward that market combined with the complexity of the installation is daunting at best.

This is going to be a recurring nightmare with off-the-shelf computers. Weak power supplies and limited slots is how they get so cheap. I suggest looking at what you can get from Lenovo or maybe even HP in a modest workstation.

Many RV owners choose to install their own DIRECTV systems themselves. There’s nothing wrong with this; if you know what you’re doing, a do-it-yourself installation can be a great way to save time and money. The downside is that it’s very easy for DIYers to make a mistake or forget an important...

Four Strong Winds - Neil Young

Looks like the surgeon general is going to require cigarette style warnings for social media Will this include the pit...

Every so often I get a question from a customer that makes me think: why isn’t there a blog article about this? Here’s another one of those cases. A customer of ours was setting up their KING One Pro for the first time and asked if they needed a B-Band converter. The easy answer is “no,” but...

its not, and i dont understand that either

AM works...no idea where the AM antenna is then but the shark is a FM antenna for sure..the AM antenna us also built into the shark after a little research..the shark does gps, AM,FM and satellite

Still shopping. I will probably go with something a little more robust and now pricing the Intel I9 CPU and the RTX 4070. I might buy it with just 16GB RAM but upgrade that here, depending on what is in stock. The one issue I an having is my data files management. None of these new desktops...

If you’ve been enjoying life on the water for a long time, you know it’s important to have “a friend in the business.” You need someone who really knows the nuts and bolts, someone who can get to the bottom of every problem. You need an expert. In fact you probably need more than one. You’ll...

Because we want to. After 9 months the program is removed but there are times I have been at the 30 episode limit. I read on this site about people who have external hard drives FULL of programs like series of shows recorded from Dish. How is that different?

Yep, doing that too but to take some profits and reinvest lower.

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At The Winds Will - Poor Man’s Poison

I'm in the process of watching, and it's been rather painful. I had to skip an episode (4) that was SO bad. They have thrown logic out the window.

Then it's not an AM tuner. Unless it has like some kind of windshield antenna like the 70s GM cars. So basically it's safe because other types of users wouldn't put up with its quirks and do the engineering to be able to use it well.

people keep that many? why?

What are you using to locate the satellites? I use the Winegard app. Sometimes it appears I have a view of the satellites, but once I look at the angle shown on the app I do not.

It's got the shark antenna they now use for satellite and terrestrial..the old whip antenna is long gone...many android phones can pick up radio stations too