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The NEW DISH Tailgater 4 with Nationwide Coverage!

The NEW DISH Tailgater 4 is a fully automatic, portable HD satellite antenna that sits on the ground or mounts to the roof of your RV. Based off the #1 selling KING Tailgater, the DISH Tailgater is a economically priced antenna for those who don't need to connect more than 1 TV. When used in combination with a DISH mobile receiver such as the DISH Wally, you can enjoy all of your favorite channels anytime, anywhere with DISH Pay-As-You-Go.

With Pay As You Go TV, there is no contract required and no activation fees. Best of all, you only pay for the months that you want to use it.

Customers that DO NOT already have a compatible receiver (ViP 211 or Wally) will want to purchase the DISH Tailgater Bundle system.

Setup

Setup for the DISH Tailgater Portable HDTV System is easy. The Tailgater 4 will automatically find the satellite locations for your DISH Network programming. When you're done watching, simply power down the Tailgater and receiver, disconnect the cables, and take your system with you. It's portable and lightweight, so it's easy to carry from one outdoor activity to the next.

Compatible with DISH HD Solo receivers (Wally®, ViP®211z, ViP211k or 411). Upper Northeast coverage requires use of Wally receiver.

Features

Portable, compact & lightweight
Displays: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i
Comes with built-in security bracket
Built with weather-resistant cover
Supports HD and SD programming
Automatically finds satellite signal
Includes 100% nationwide coverage (western and eastern satellites)

Specifications

Dimensions: 13.5" H x 18.75" W x 17" L
Weight: 8 lbs.
Color: White

In The Box

DISH Tailgater Antenna
35 feet of RG6 coax cable with connectors pre-installed
User’s manual
Quick-reference guide

Note: The Tailgater only works in the 48 contiguous United States.

International channels are now only broadcasting on satellite 118w and are no longer on the eastern arc. As a result, there are no mobile antennas capable of picking up these channels.