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Winegard SK-SWM3 TRAV'LER DIRECTV Slimline Antenna

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Features

  • Your purchase includes TRAV'LER Satellite Antenna | Power Inserter | 4-Way SWM Splitter | IDU with Power Supply | Printed Documentation
  • Antenna dimensions 44 L x 34 W x 9.75 H | Stowed height Less than 10 | Weight 53 lbs.
  • Features: Acquisition type Automatic (no aim required when changing location) | Tracking type: Stationary (For use when vehicle is in stationary position) | Viewing capability 3 at same time | Reception types SD/HD
  • Provides simultaneous reception from 99 degrees, 101 degrees and 103 degrees for complete SD and HD programming
  • Supports all new DIRECTV (Only) HD receivers. Great to use with DVRs, watch and record from different satellites simultaneously

Description

Get HD that domes can't! The SK-SWM3 DIRECTV Slimline is the only mobile automatic antenna to offer maximum DIRECTV HD programming. Never miss your favorite shows again with the power of multi-satellite viewing. Watch any program on any TV in the RV. Made with approved and certified reflectors to provide the strongest signal strength. Unit Weight: 53 lbs. Travel Height: 9.75"Dimensions: 44"l x 34"w. Intended for RV or camper trailer use. Only port c should be used for making connections to the mount base. Do not connect the power inserter or receivers to port a or b. Multiple receivers will connect to the mount base via the splitter. Includes TRAV’LER SK-SWM3 Satellite Antenna, SWM Power Inserter, 4 Way Splitter, and Printed Documentation.


Manufacturer: ‎Winegard


Brand: ‎Winegard


Model: ‎SK-SWM3


Item Weight: ‎53 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎44 x 34 x 9.75 inches


Item model number: ‎SK-SWM3


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎SK-SWM3


OEM Part Number: ‎SK-SWM3


Date First Available: January 7, 2013


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