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Winegard White Company PL-7000 Dish Playmaker Portable Antenna

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Style: Antenna Only


Features

  • DISH Playmaker portable satellite antenna featuring a larger high-strength military grade aluminum alloy reflector for improved signal strength, optional RV roof mount and updated sleek design.
  • Works exclusively with DISH HD solo satellite receiver technology. Compatible with DISH Pay-As-You-Go, pay only for the months you need, or add to home DISH satellite service
  • Easy setup portable antenna; powered by single coax connection through dish receiver; easy to use and lightweight RV portable satellite dish.
  • Satellite dish automatically finds dish HD satellite orbital locations making it easy to watch your favorite TV shows in the RV.
  • Optional RK-4000 (not included) roof kit allows you to mount the dish playmaker satellite antenna to your RV's roof making it easy to store and always ready to use.

Description

Winegard PL-7000 DISH Playmaker RV Portable Satellite Antenna:The Winegard DISH Playmaker portable satellite antenna is specially designed for watching DISH HD programming while in the RV, camping, hunting, or make your tailgate party the ultimate tailgater! This easy to use portable satellite system automatically finds satellite programming with no antenna pointing.New DISH Playmaker Satellite Antenna Features: - Larger high-strength military grade aluminum alloy reflector for maximum durability and improved signal strength - Reliable, high-performance stepper motors provide speed and precision - Optional RV roof mount kit - sold separately Effortless Portable Satellite Setup:The DISH Playmaker is a fully automatic portable satellite antenna and is easy for anyone to set up in just a few minutes. Simply connect the included coax between the DISH Playmaker and the satellite receiver, then connect an HDMI or coax from the satellite receiver to the TV. Power up the satellite receiver and TV and complete the satellite receiver setup.Pay-As- You-Go Satellite Programming:Compatible with your current DISH subscription or pay-as-you-go satellite programming providing convenience of no long contracts or commitments.Tech Specs - Powered through DISH HD Solo receiver (required, not included) at 120 VAC power source - Easy-grip handle included for effortless carrying - For stationary use only; must be in fixed position during use - Receives programming from satellites 110 degrees, 119 degrees, 129 degrees - Equipped with 1 coax input - 25' coax cable included - 16" diameter, 13" tall, 7 lbs - Mounting Options (not included): TR-1518 adjustable tripod mount, RK-4000 RV roof kit Note: For use in a commercial truck purchase the Winegard Pathway X1.About WinegardWinegard Company designs and manufactures the greatest spectrum of world class Terrestrial and Satellite video and data antenna products and accessories for residential and mobile applications. Since its incorporation in 1953, Winegard has designed more than 1,000 antenna models and been granted over 80 U.S. patents. The company's heritage includes recognition by NASA for contributions to the Apollo 11 mission, and the induction of founder John Winegard into the Consumer Electronics Association Hall of Fame. Winegard's superior antenna design and manufacturing facilities total 410,000 sq. ft and include a state of the art testing, validation and measurement center. The company's in-house and vertically integrated capabilities support its accelerated product design and development cycle. UV-protected plastic dome. UV-protected plastic dome.Compatible Satellites:DISH: 61.5° (SD/HD) 110° (SD/HD) 119° (SD/HD) 129° (SD/HD)

Antenna: Television, Satellite


Brand: Winegard


Color: White


UPC:


Manufacturer: Winegard


Global Trade Identification Number: 98


Number of Items: 1


Global Trade Identification Number: 98


UPC: 615798403898


Manufacturer: Winegard


AntennaDescription: Television, Satellite


Brand Name: Winegard


Color: White


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    • Really disappointing. Buyer beware. UPDATED January 2023 Outstanding Performance
Style: Antenna With Receiver
After setting up and testing the system in my driveway multiple times I was very pleased with this purchase. With the first camping trip the satellite worked well for two days. On the third day it would not work at all... I kept getting an on screen message "cannot locate signal, check all connections and call Dish." After several calls to Dish and checking all connections, re-booting several times I finally gave up and waited until returning home. I made several attempts to get through to Winegard and once I finally got through the tech person said to check the voltage at both the receiver and dish ends of the coax. I was showing a range of 13 to 19 volts and the system would work about half the time. I strongly suspect a bad receiver. The Winegard tech said I was covered under the two year warranty but since the problem was intermittent if I were to return the unit to the factory they may or may not be able to fix the problem unless they could duplicate the same issue I was having at home. After replacing my new coax cable with another new coax cable when I test the system I get the "cannot locate signal" message immediately followed by the dish working correctly then flashing back to the "cannot locate" message and then back to programming. Quite frankly, having spent $300 for a system that works intermittently and cannot get decent customer service from either Dish or Winegard I would not recommend buying this product with the Wally receiver. If you do buy, make sure everything is working correctly BEFORE the 30 day Amazon return window closes. UPDATE 6-10-2018 Upgraded to three stars since my problems seem to be resolved. I called Dish Customer Service and finally connected with a very capable young man who spent 2 1/2 hours on the phone with me and checked what seemed to be almost every test in the book. The software was seriously out of date and one glitch is the button labelled "Upgrade my Software" doesn't work and only tells you that whatever version you have is already current and up to date... Wrong!! As of 6-9-2018 the current software version is U438. There are 3 ways to update: 1.) if you are already a Dish customer take the receiver inside and hook it up to your home satellite wiring. The receiver will update at 1 AM or so automatically. 2.) Clear the memory by unplugging the receiver, disconnect the coax to the dish and plug the receiver back in to reboot through the whole process. Of course the dish won't find anything because the coax is disconnected but the memory will be cleared. Then connect the coax back to the dish and reboot. After the reboot, and assuming you are receiving something, use the remote to turn off power to the receiver which puts it into standby mode where you will watch the dancing "tips" square. After a couple of minutes the receiver will begin a software download and install. 3.) As in step #1, if you are not a home Dish customer, leave the system plugged in overnight for the automatic update and download. To see what version software you have now, and to confirm if anything has changed, push the Home button on the remote three times and look for the software version in the middle of the page. If you have U438 (now U802 as of July 8, 2019) you will be current. Since I am by no means an expert about any of this I urge you to call Dish technical support and have them walk you through everything. Don't waste your time with Winegard. I upgraded to 3 stars because I am willing to give Dish technical support 5 stars but I am not 100% sure that the software is perfect and may still have future issues. Overall this process should be automatic but at least I have learned there are answers to our problems with the Wally. My confidence is restored. UPDATE 9-4-2018 My system is slowly improving with time. The software has updated a little but still uses the U438 designation. The reboot takes about 10 minutes or less now however the guide doesn't always download and I have to repeat the process occasionally. In the diagnostics area the "Upgrade my Software" button now actually works where the system will reboot on its own and try to find anything current. I am still having problems getting the complete loss of signal screen for one second followed by programming for one second then the signal loss screen then programming which flashes back and forth like a neon sign. I found that if I quickly use the channel up button to change channels when the screen flashes to the program for one second the receiver will change to that channel. When I then use the channel down button everything seems to work OK after that. As Dish will tell you on their website if you do not use the Wally receiver for two weeks or so the receiver goes into sleep mode and you will not receive programming until the receiver is reauthorized. One great improvement is to download the MY DISH app to your phone because you can now 'wake up' the receiver without having to make a phone call or go online to the website. In the app scroll to the bottom to find the Dish Outdoors tab, find and click the reauthorize button... works like magic! UPDATE 10-20-2018 Three more week long trips and finally this system is working reliably. Works well using my generator or solar powered inverter and on-board batteries. I am still getting the flashing 'no signal' message followed by a working program but I simply push the channel up button to change channel and then come back to my original channel and all is working well. Start-up takes about 8 minutes or so. My only wish at this point is that Dish would include a memory for the receiver so once power is disconnected the receiver and dish would remember the last setting if nothing has changed in the interim. Another useful option would be to offer this system in 12 volt only so the inverter would not be necessary. UPDATE: July 8, 2019 After being in storage for six months I reactivated my Wally receiver on the Dish website and turned on the system. Once the boot had completed the first thing I did was go into the diagnostic/tools area and hit the button labeled "Upgrade my Software". It promptly told me my current version of U448 from last December was up-to-date and would not reboot and look for anything newer. To clear the memory I then unplugged the receiver, disconnected the coax and plugged the receiver back in. As expected the process only went as far as giving me a message to "check all connections". USING THE REMOTE I then turned off the Wally receiver, re-connected the coax to the dish and waited while watching the 'dancing tips' square... After about 5 minutes the receiver started a new download since the memory had been cleared. In all it took about 20 - 30 minutes and upgraded everything. Do NOT turn off the power or unplug while upgrading. When the screen returned back to the dancing 'tips' square I then turned the system back on and checked the software version number: it is now current at U802. 9/14/2019 Repeated the exact same procedure as listed above, current software version is U806. Dish works perfect. UPDATE January 2023 Continues to work well with no issues. I have added a hard drive which enables the DVR function and a wireless adaptor to bring in Netflix & on-demand features. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2018 by Reno_GMC
    • Awesomeness!
Style: Antenna With Receiver
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This is a review of the bundle that included the Winegard PL-7000R DISH Playmaker, with Wally HD Satellite Receiver (and Winegard TR-1518 Satellite Tripod Mount) from Amazon. One of the big reasons I went with a DISH subscription in our house was because I wanted the option of having a portable satellite dish for camping. Let me say, this is Awesome! The instructions were pretty good and set up was mostly painless. Before traveling with it I decided to unbox it for a trial run in the back yard, and I would suggest everyone does this. You will need to contact DISH once you have everything connected, so doing it from the convenience of my back yard was a good idea. I used the Winegard app on my phone to locate the satellites and set up the dish with an unobstructed view. I hooked the dish to the receiver with the provided 25' cable and the receiver to the TV with the provided HDMI cable. I started the setup and called DISH's 1-800 number to activate. They talked me through the set up and activation, which included a ~20 minute software upgrade for the Wally receiver. Once set up, I had all the satellite and local channels that I have in the house. Since I already had a DISH TV subscription, the cost of using the Playmaker is similar to having an additional receiver, which is $7 per month. With the pay-as-you-go plan, I can turn it on and off (by calling DISH's 1-800 number, and only pay $.23 per day for the days that I use it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2020 by Kevin S. Kevin S.
    • Works Great with Our Wally
Style: Antenna With Receiver
We went from an auto satellite finder on the roof of our RV to this one, and we prefer it. It can be placed away from trees to get a signal, and it usually does find it. We use it with a Dish Wally, and the only downside is how it finds satellites is a mystery, it either finds them or it doesn't, there's no way to see what kind of satellite signal is coming in like we used to do on our other dish DVR's; either we get TV or we don't, and we're not sure which direction to move it for a stronger signal. Perhaps we have more to learn. Despite being very lightweight its shape makes it withstand high winds (I don't guarantee that, it's just our experience). Also it sheds water nicely; previous dome Dishes wouldn't work in the rain. We put it on 4 plastic leveler blocks to keep it out of dirt/mud/puddles. It has a loop to put a cable through, and we always keep it locked up. Make sure to get as long of a cable as you can find, since you may have to put it away from your rig to get a signal and still have it locked. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2018 by love2bike
    • Easy to hookup!
Style: Antenna Only
This was an extreamly easy hookup. We had a spare dish receiver from where we unhooked a TV upstairs that we weren’t using. We did not opt for the RV package, but are very happy with the results. All of ‘our’ channels on the road, in less than 5 minutes. Our only complaint is the length of cable (included) is usually not long enough to get signal, as we are mostly in wooded areas when camping. An ‘on the go’ system should include 50-75 feet of cable so that you can get the satellite reception anywhere needed. We spent an additional $30 for a longer cable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2018 by Melinda B.
    • Dish
Style: Antenna Only
As advertised
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2024 by Rod

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