Product Overview
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Introducing the New DISH Dual Playmaker Satellite Antenna!
Engineered with high-grade materials for optimal performance and maximum durability, this new satellite antenna is perfect for both portable and mobile use.The DISH Playmaker Dual is built with two coax ports to accommodate two receivers for two channel viewing. But, that's not all. Inside this robust design are reliable high-performance motors that convey premium speed and yields vast precision. You can now experience 20% more signal strength for a fraction of the original price.
If you DO NOT already have a compatible Wally receiver you will want to purchase the Playmaker Bundle System.
More great news - the NEW DISH Playmaker is compatible with Pay-As-You Go Programming, no contract or activation fees required! Already have DISH as your home provider? For only $7/month you can add an additional mobile receiver for your RV. Learn more about Pay-As-You Go Programming, here!
Please note: While all non-local programming are accessible with a DISH Playmaker, only locals that broadcast from a western arc satellite will be available.
Effortless Setup
- Automatically finds DISH satellite orbital locations
- Self-installs faster than other automatic antennas
- Points to either 110°, 119° or 129° (Western Arc)
Robust Design
- Re-engineered with military-grade aluminum alloy for maximum durability, resulting in increased signal strength performance of 20%
- Reliable, high-performance stepper motors that provide speed and precision
- Lightweight, low-profile antenna made from robust materials for optimal performance
- Dimensions: Diameter- 16", Height- 13"
- Weight: 13 lbs.
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Warranty Information
Warranty fulfillment is covered by Winegard. Contact them at help@winegard.com or by calling 1-800-788-4417.
· 2 years parts, 1 year labor
· Complimentary telephone and email support
· Online technical manuals and instructions
Do not return antenna to DISHFORMYRV.
