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Streaming TV, is satellite the only way or do you have any other methods
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I've added a network that extends Internet access from remote WiFi hot spots that are available in many marinas. In my home slip I use a Optimum hot spot to my onboard network. Purchased a WiFi CampPro 2 system that contains a 9db gain WIFI antenna that connects to a wireless router on board the boat.. Have 1 smart TV and a second that I purchased a Roku device for... All works great in my slip and at any marina that has WIFI. Here's a link to the unit I purchased and have had it for 1 full season and it has done everything we wanted, Netflix, and most other stations we watch. Believe we have around 42 channels and many of the pay channels as well (netflix, Showtime, Hula, etc).... Also can use laptops, Ipads, etc as it's a regular WIFI connection..

https://www.alfa.com.tw/products_detail/182.htm

Not sure if you are close enough to a hot spot as I believe you are on a mooring... M2C
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RE: Streaming TV, is satellite the only way or do you have any other methods - by ReelMagic - 09-14-2020, 10:53 AM



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