Watching Tv in Your truck

that expensive one you see works while the vehicle is in motion you don't need that

 

True,

I was just thinking of not having to set up the dish everytime I stop, positioniong the truck so that the dish can face south, etc. Also if there happened to be something on, that was only on when I had to be driving, I could record it while I was driving.

 

Do you need a monthly subscription with this?

 

Save the money on the TV, converter box, etc. Subscribe to Netflix streaming and HuluPlus TV. Virtually anything and everything you'd want to watch available at your fingertips...most without commercials.

 

Yes. It's the same as in a home satellite system. You purchase a programming package from Direct TV or Dish Network or Bell ExpressVu.

 

Hulu sucks! I have a slingbox and unlimited data on my phone.

 

I agree with you wholeheartedly. I love my Netflix.

But there is a bandwidth availability and (sometimes cost) issue that makes internet-driven entertainment prohibitive or at least restrictive in many cases.

 

Then there's that little probelm of taking 2 hours to watch a 1/2 hour program. (re-buffering)
I'd rather stand on the passenger step during an all-out freezing rain-storm in my underwear and socks to align a satellite dish than screw with "internet TV" while on the road.

 

Now there is a visual I never want to see.

 

Hey, 1970 called...they want their rabbit ears back! Not sure you're aware, but we've invented 4G wireless internet....it's the best thing since Asteroids!