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While my wife and I have been traveling in our Class C for a number of years, this year will be our first time crossing the Border into Canada where we will spend some time while eventually making our way to Alaska. I would like to know how we can set up our Directv dish while visiting Alberta and British Columbia. I must assume that, since Directv claims not to be permitted to allow their satellite signal into Canadian air space, Canadian postal codes will not work for finding dish coordinates. But since I'm not aware of any clandestine Home Land Security program to block the airwaves at the Border, there must be some way to set up our dish to receive a Directv signal in Canada.
Thanks for what I'm sure will be a deluge of helpful information.
Randy
While my wife and I have been traveling in our Class C for a number of years, this year will be our first time crossing the Border into Canada where we will spend some time while eventually making our way to Alaska. I would like to know how we can set up our Directv dish while visiting Alberta and British Columbia. I must assume that, since Directv claims not to be permitted to allow their satellite signal into Canadian air space, Canadian postal codes will not work for finding dish coordinates. But since I'm not aware of any clandestine Home Land Security program to block the airwaves at the Border, there must be some way to set up our dish to receive a Directv signal in Canada.
Thanks for what I'm sure will be a deluge of helpful information.
Randy