New Trav'ler Satellite Antennas available at Sadoun

[Sadoun]

We are happy to introduce the new Tarv'ler line of RV satellite dishes from Winegard.

TRAV'LER DIRECTV SLIMLINE KU/KA
MODEL: SK-3005

DIRECTV's ultimate reflector dish used for home systems. 5 LNB antenna provides complete coverage of all DIRECTV standard and HD programming. Receives both KU-band (101°, 110°, 119°) and KA-band (99° & 103°) satellite signals simultaneously. No other mobile antenna is currently capable of receiving KA-band signals!

Dimensions: 44"L x 34"W; 53 lbs.

TRAV'LER DIRECTV TRIPLE LNB
MODEL: SK-3003

Ideal for DIRECTV customers interested in receiving the maximum number of standard channels but not as interested in HD programming. This 3 LNB reflector dish simultaneously receives programming from KU-band satellites 101°, 110° and 119°.

Dimensions: 40"L x 24"W; 43 lbs.

TRAV'LER DISH 1000
MODEL: SK-1000

Equipped with a 3 LNB feed to receive all DISH 500 and DISH 1000 programming. Dish simultaneously receives programming from KU-band satellites 110°, 119° and 129°. DISH 1000 programming only available in DISH Network recommended areas. Contact DISH Network for coverage area.

Dimensions: 42"L x 26"H; 45 lbs.

[fg406@yahoo.com]

I ordered the Winegard sk3005 2 weeks ago. You charged my credit card, then told me it would be shipped on 3/4. I have not heard anything since then, and cannot reach you by phone due to full voicemail. Please let me know what the status of the sk3005 system is...

[fg406@yahoo.com]

Sadoun: Please call me ASAP about the sk3005. I still have not heard from you and I am waiting in an RV park. If there is nothing you can do, please cancel my order for the sk3005. Again, please call Don Stucker immediately.

[Sadoun]

Hi fg406@yahoo.com

Thank you for contacting us. We were closed this weekend due to the Snow Blizzard storm. Please call us on Monday at 1-888-519-9595. We will trace your order and take care of you.

[TexRedNK]

Hi, I am a DTV subscriber for past 8 yrs. Not interested in HD reception at this time. I usually set up a 18" dish (single LNB) manually and peak on thier primary bird. I also have the three LNB dish avaiable. I'm am using Hughs HTL-HD DTV receivers (three in the house, one in the RV) in all my applications.
I also bought your M-2 80 CM FTA dish package in May 2008. Presently have that mounted on a pole on the back of my city lot. In the event I plan to travel with the RV, I have taken your std dish mount and mounted it on a plywood base with leveling feet. I had planned to take that with me when I travel and set it up eiither on the ground, OR if possible.. on the roof of the RV so I'd have a better view of the southern sky.
Any suggestions or other threads of others that have taken their 80 CM dishes with them on their RVs or temporary mountings ?
Regards, George