KING DTP4950 DISH Tailgater Pro Bundle - Premium Portable/Roof Mountable Satellite TV Antenna and DISH Wally HD Receiver

Works great. I purchased the roof mounting kit and had the unit on the roof for most of my vacation. Being able to see the dish is a major advancement. At one stop, I had a clear southwestern sky, but when the dish locked onto the satellite, it was pointed straight through a power line transformer. It couldn't get a signal until I moved the picnic table four feet to the west to get the power pole out of my line of site.I like the portability. Roof mounting is easy, but if a tree gets in the way (as it did in the above example), I can move the dish to the ground and a better location. Also, I live in Phoenix, AZ. The Arizona sun fries satellite antennas in the summer. I know this by experiment. On our recent 19 day RV adventure through the Canadian Rockies, I put the dish on the roof in Los Angeles on the way out and took it off in Flagstaff on the way back, except for the one stop where an overhanging tree was in the way.

Works great. Price was good. Do not understand the questions above they seem to apply to clothing not a tv reciever.

This dish worked great and the set up was a breeze. We have it paired with a Wally receiver and this morning it as sitting on top of our rv (not secured) when it went flying in the 80+ mph winds. So I know it works well and the setup was easy...but I find myself buying a second one because the first one broke on the first day we used it. North central Colorado had gusts exceeding 90mph and that is not really friendly to light weight electronics.It is a good product and I'll buy another but this time it will be secured so these out-of-nowhere wind storms don't destroy another one.

We are in an area that has no cable and is surrounded by the Allegheny National Forest. Since we camp a lot, this was the best choice for us. Although, we sometimes have trouble receiving the signal due to the surrounding trees, we do have service most of the time. It is easy to operate and would purchase this item again.

I bought my Dish Tailgater Pro in October, 2019, and unfortunately was unable to use it, so it sat in my closet until 3-28-2020. Setup consisted of calling and activating the two Wally receivers I bought- 2@$7 dollars more each a month (pay as you go???) to my home dish account. I wanted to know they worked before going out camping. I hooked the first up to the TailgaterPro and my home TV and it seemed to be going ok with setup, UNTIL, it was restarting, and it was doing a check, when it reverted back to attempting to download software AGAIN which it then seemed stuck on...after 20 minutes (should take no longer than 20 minute -it said) I cycled the power button and it basically started up again and started the same bad process, again (20 more wasted minutes)! Next, I cycled power and when it wanted me to enter my state, instead of scanning I picked the other option (sorry I can not remember the button name) and eventually somehow I was able to make it to a Dish Diagnostics page and after fooling with the settings i picked the satellite which i believe was at 0 and i made it "1." I then tuned it to 129 further down and it made a low constant monotone locking sound. After doing this to both receivers I was able to eventually manipulate the software screens to where I got it working. Eventually i was also able to download (more waiting) the guide to the channels for 2 days. My overall impression- This is just me, but, if you fall into my type situation, it was not good and I spent over 3 and a half hours, from receiver activation, and then trying to figure out how to get a picture. Thankfully, I figured out enough to know what needed done on my own. I believe the scan option after it restarted was supposed to pick the satellite for my state, but it simply wouldn't. With some luck, logic, and common sense, I was able to get it working, but this contributed for my 2 star rating for "Ease of Install" and that was only because I got it working. Amazon did great with the order and delivery, Dish actually did great with the picture quality, but the ease of install software needs alot of fixing. I should not have to do what I did and I understand completely those people's frustrations and complaints on these reviews. Also, I could have called and asked for tech support but the person I spoke with for activating the receivers had a thick foreign accent and I could barely understand her, so trying to get tech support, I thought, would be a nightmare understanding. Thankfully, after much frustration i got it figured out.