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Entertain yourself with the DISH Playmaker portable satellite receiver

people sitting in front of their RV
— Photo courtesy Dish for my RV
Enjoy Increased signal strength with the DISH Playmaker satellite antenna - now with OS 2.1, supporting eastern and western arc satellites for nation-wide coverage. The product is engineered with high-grade materials for optimal performance and maximum durability, making it perfect for both portable and mobile use. Inside this robust design are reliable high-performance motors - you can now experience 20% more signal strength for a fraction of the original price. 
 
If you do not already have a compatible Wally receiver, we recommend you purchase the Playmaker Bundle.
 
More great news - the DISH Playmaker is compatible with pay-as-you-go programming, with no contract or activation fees required! Already have DISH as your home provider? For a low monthly fee you can add an additional mobile receiver for your RV. 
 
Features
  • Automatically finds DISH satellite orbital locations
  • Self-installs faster than other automatic antennas
  • Re-engineered with military-grade aluminum alloy for maximum durability, resulting in increased signal strength performance of 20%
  • Reliable, high-performance stepper motors that provide speed and precision
  • Lightweight, low-profile antenna made from robust materials for optimal performance
 
Specifications 
  • Dimensions: Diameter - 16", Height - 13"
  • Weight: 7 lbs.
  • Compatible Satellites: 110°, 119° or 129° (Western Arc) or 110°, 119° or 61.5
  • Compatible Receivers: DISH Solo HD receivers - DISH 211k, 211, 411, 211z, and Wally receivers.
For more information, visit the DISH website.

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