Best RV Satellite TV Antennas Under $500

The multi-provider portable pick. Choose it over a Playmaker if you may use DIRECTV or Bell TV; pick the black dome to match the rig.

The multi-provider portable pick. Choose it over a Playmaker if you may use DIRECTV or Bell TV; pick the black dome to match the rig.

For a DISH household that wants a second tuner at the campsite. Same antenna as the PL-8035, differing only in dome color.

For a DISH household that wants a second tuner at the campsite. Same antenna as the PL-8000, differing only in dome color.

The cheapest way into automatic DISH for a camper who sets up at the site. Pick it if you already have, or will buy, a DISH Wally.

The Playmaker Dual with receiver for campers who want it all in one box.

The PL-7000 with the receiver in the box. Worth it if you need the receiver anyway and prefer one purchase.

For a trailer owner who wants the Playmaker fixed to the roof from day one.

For campers who set up on uneven ground or want the dish up out of the way of a truck bed.

A budget DISH portable, but KING’s liquidation notice makes the Winegard Playmaker the safer buy.

The older dual-output KING; the Winegard Playmaker Dual is lighter and better supported.

The all-in-one KING bundle. Compare it with the Winegard Playmaker with Receiver, which is easier to get supported.

Same idea as the DT4400 at a higher price; the DT4400 is the one to look at.