TracVision M2 with 12-Volt Marine Receiver for DIRECTV w/RF Remote
The 14" "at anchor" DIRECTV system that offers the best value in marine satellite TV
KVH's new TracVision M2 "at anchor" satellite TV system is a great choice for boaters who want to enjoy premium DIRECTV® programming while at anchor or at the dock. Youll never have to compromise on reception or quality with the TracVision M2, which offers the highest signal strength available along with KVHs high-efficiency 14" diameter antenna with RingFire technology, which offers reception and signal gain previously only available in 18" diameter systems! Enjoy KVHs award-winning quality and reliability at a breakthrough price thanks to this fully automatic system designed for those times when you want to sit back and relax after a day on the water.
Highlights:
Ideal for use at anchor and at the dock on boats as small as 25 feet
Includes antenna, deluxe integrated 12V mobile DIRECTV receiver and backlit RF/IR remote control everything you need for satellite TV onboard in one box
Access to 300+ channels of DIRECTV programming news, weather, sports, movies, and XM Radio music PLUS local channels and network programming
Fully automatic satellite acquisition and satellite switching via remote control just like at home!
Ultra-quiet motors, no cable wrap, single-cable install, and an exclusive, user-friendly onscreen system set-up and control
KHV's exclusive RingFire Technology The new TracVision M-series antennas all use KVHs proprietary new RingFire technology, a remarkable breakthrough in antenna design. Fusing precisely shaped, tuned parabolic dish antennas with custom-designed, dual-mode feed tubes and uniquely modified LNBs, RingFire technology provides unmatched illumination of the reflector resulting in signal strengths that are comparable to competitors larger antennas. TracVision M-series antennas are up to 30% more powerful than KVHs TracVision HP products, which were already among the best in the industry. This means that with the TracVision M-series you'll enjoy wider geographic coverage and better reception, even in extreme weather.
