There are three options to get a TV signal inside an RV: satellite, cable or antenna. Many RVers use a combination of methods, depending on their travels.
Using a satellite dish is a popular way to get reception, although individuals who choose this option should know that getting local network channels isn't an option when you travel outside of what's considered your local service area unless you contact your company and change your "home base."
Satellite dishes can be mounted on your RV itself, or can be units that sit on the ground outside of the vehicle whenever you stop.
Cable television is a good option for people who travel to RV parks instead of more rugged locations since you'll need a cable hookup in order to get reception.
If you plan to use an antenna to get reception, remember that you'll need a digital converter box. This option ensures you'll get local TV networks wherever you travel, and it's free!
