I guess we've been a little spoiled by having cable TV at the dock, even though cable TV is old technology. It is enjoyable to watch ball games and other shows on rainy nights. This summer we're going to be sailing the great lakes, and was just wondering if anyone has any reasonably priced solution for us to have television. I didn't know whether an antenna or a digital receiver, etc. or streaming, none of which I know anything about, would work for us.
would certainly appreciate your thoughts, thanks, Rich
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Rich
Richard & Joan Bain
PAZZO Hull#1670
1997 Catalina 36 MK11
Bayfield, Ontario
My Day Job Below
www.richardbain.com
www.bineapress.com
I don't have any experience with Starlink, but you might want to look into it. It seems to have thousands of happy sailors using it...and it would get you other internet functions like email, weather, etc.
The word on the water is to NOT subscribe to the expensive marine package, but instead some cheaper (RV???) package which still works on the water.
There are FB groups dedicated to starlink for boaters you might want to check out for real advice and experience.
Dale and Nikki
1998 C36 mkII SR hailing from Poulsbo, WA
1989 C25 TR/WK
A number of years ago we upgraded to a Glomex mast mounted digital antenna. It does an excellent job of picking digital broadcasts.
David S. Power
Two If By Sea #1687
Burnt Store Marina
Punta Gorda, FL
Thank you, I'll check it out
Rich
Richard & Joan Bain
PAZZO Hull#1670
1997 Catalina 36 MK11
Bayfield, Ontario
My Day Job Below
www.richardbain.com
www.bineapress.com