OT: Question about tailgating this weekend....

[BogeyGolfer.sixpack]

I haven't tried to set up a TV in a couple of years in the Junction. Last time, I had a directv box and dish and didn't have an issue. Is there enough cell coverage to use a Ruku/fire stick or is the only way with a dish? Thanks!

 

[Drewbowski]

I believe a dish is still the way to go. I have terrible coverage with AT&T but doubt if I'd stream a game if I was even able.

 

[xxxWalkTheDawg]

I haven't tried to set up a TV in a couple of years in the Junction. Last time, I had a directv box and dish and didn't have an issue. Is there enough cell coverage to use a Ruku/fire stick or is the only way with a dish? Thanks!

if you absolutely have to depend on cell coverage is the only reason to plan on using it. If you have the means to set up a dish, take it. May cut down on frustration with freezing or it not working at all

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

Ceasefire certainly won't stream, ATT is doubtful. Verizon possibly?

 

[HumpDawgy]

I believe you can get Gary with rabbit ears. Oh wait......yeah, go with the dish.

 

[8dog]

No. Dish tailgater is the best option.

i can even get twitter to refresh consisitently with att data

 

[The Peeper]

There's not enough AT&T data in the Junction to send a text about half the time so you can forget streaming a game. Our group sets up in pretty much the same spot every week and just kind of know where to aim the Dish, we can usually get about 70% just plopping it in the same spot every week, 97% if we adjust it. A regular antenna works fine if you want to watch the Golden Domers on NBC, whoever ABC may have, Fox, and Gary on the 2:30 CBS game.

On a related matter, I had really good AT&T service in Kentucky this past weekend.