Portable Satellite Dish Perfect for RVing
The Winegard Carryout MP1 is an affordable manual portable satellite dish perfect for RVing, tailgating, camping, trucking, vacation homes and so much more!
Winegard Company, an innovator and leader in television antenna and mobile satellite television systems, introduces the Carryout® MP1 Manual Portable Satellite TV Antenna. The Carryout is extremely compact and at $229 it is an affordable alternative to similar systems on the market. The Carryout MP1 weighs only nine pounds, making it ideal for races, tailgating, RVing, camping, traveling and other outdoor activities.
The manual antenna stores in a compact, durable case that doubles as the antenna base when in-use. The case features an easy-grip handle for carrying or locking down. A bubble level, compass and elevation markings molded into the base make set-up quick and easy.
The Carryout MP1 comes with 25 feet of coax cable to allow for optimal antenna placement. The case with antenna measures 16″w x 18.5″h x 10″d, and weighs just nine pounds. The unit supports two receivers (not included), and it is compatible with DIRECTV® (standard only) and DISH® Network (standard and HD).
Carryout MP1 GM-MP1 Features
- Twist On/Off Cap provides easy way to fill top portion with water or sand for increased stability.
- 25′ Coax Cable allows optimal antenna placement and stores in base for easy stowing.
- Bubble Level for easy set-up and leveling.
- Elevation Markings & Knobs assist in elevating and locking antenna at exact angle.
- Compass ensures correct southern setting.
- Durable Case protects dish and functions as mount.
- Azimuth Lock Knob to prevent left to right movement.
- Supports 2 Receivers
- Compatible with TR-1518 Tripod Mount
- Dimensions: 17″w x 17.5″h x 10.5″d, 9lbs.
The Priority Parts Department at Bretz RV & Marine has the Winegard Carryout MP1 on sale for $229
DIRECTV: Receives all standard programming (101° and 119°).
DISH Network: Receives all standard and HD programming (110°, 119° and 129°). Also compatible with Eastern Arc satellites (61.5°, 72° and 77°).
Bell: Receives all standard and HD programming (82° and 91°).
