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DirecTV Offering Second Receiver on RV
RVers who have (or want) a satellite dish on their rig, take note.
DirecTV, one of the primary satellite TV providers and the choice of many
RVers,
is offering RV owners the ability to add additional receivers to their
boat or rig
and qualify for a $4.99 mirroring fee without the land-based phone line,
as long
as certain conditions are met.
RVers who have (or would like) multiple receivers should contact DirecTV
and
request a Mobile Vehicle Declaration of Intent for Multiple Receivers.
The form,
which asks for your access-card number, receiver serial number and signature,
stipulates: •that you intend to use more than one DirecTV system receiver
in a
mobile unit and that your vehicle is for personal, not professional, use;
•that you understand that DirecTV generally requires that all receivers
be
continuously connected to the same land-based phone line in order to qualify
for
the Additional Receiver Authorization Fee that is included in the DirecTV
customer
agreement;
•and that because you now have more than one DirecTV system receiver in
a
mobile unit, you will be charged $4.99 per month per receiver for each
additional
receiver instead of the full subscription price for each additional receiver
even
though these receivers are not connected to the same land-based phone line.
For more information on the Mobile Vehicle Declaration of Intent for Multiple
Receivers, contact DirecTV at (800) 347-3288. The form is not accessible
through
DirecTV’s website.
Good Sam is pleased to announce that AB 67,
the bill which expands the maximum length of a
motorhome permitted in California to 45 feet, has
been signed by Governor Davis. Motorhomes up
to 45' are now permitted to be driven in
California, but if they are over 40' they are
restricted to traveling on the National System of
Interstate and Defense Highways in the state,
which consists of most major highways in the
state. California owners of motorhomes from 40'
to 45' are required to obtain a special drivers'
license, which will include a special written test,
a driving skills test, and completion of a self
evauluation medical form.