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New 400ss owner looking for options on watching TV while not hooked up to shore power or cable. Probably a dumb question but i'm a newbie. TIA!
Watching televisions while out on the lake.
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One option would be to turn the TV on . . . 
If you get a digital TV antenna . . . and maybe you need the 'converter' if it is an older TV. or just get a digital TV that has 12volt adapter.
We watch NFL football on Sundays during the fall season (mostly September). I got a reasonably portable digital TV and digital antenna and run it off of the 12volt outlet. I run the engine at half time just to keep the batteries from running down too much (run only on 1 of the battery banks, just in case)
If you get a digital TV antenna . . . and maybe you need the 'converter' if it is an older TV. or just get a digital TV that has 12volt adapter.
We watch NFL football on Sundays during the fall season (mostly September). I got a reasonably portable digital TV and digital antenna and run it off of the 12volt outlet. I run the engine at half time just to keep the batteries from running down too much (run only on 1 of the battery banks, just in case)
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That's what I would like to do. Isn't it like $7k?
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Yes Marine satellite seems to be fairly expensive still... I might even be a bit more than that when it's all said and done.
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Unfortunately yes and then there is the monthly fee, but you spent all that money on the boat, and it’s only your kids inheritance that you are spending, LOL
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Thanks for the advice. After spending this much on the boat, might as well get the damn thing to where I can watch football in the fall while the wife's in the sun.