Winegard Gateway

[Moseyinn]

New RV - we purchased a gateway... it’s installed . NOW WHAT ? What do we purchase next to stream ? Stay connected. We both have Verizon. I have Roku at home and Apple TV I don’t use. Help

[Kegler]

Originally Posted by Moseyinn

New RV - we purchased a gateway... it’s installed . NOW WHAT ? What do we purchase next to stream ? Stay connected. We both have Verizon. I have Roku at home and Apple TV I don’t use. Help

By a "gateway" I presume you're referring to the Winegard units that install outside on the roof and enhance an LTE, 5G, or WiFi signal. I believe those units generate their own WiFi network. If so, I recommend Google Chromecast. It's cheap... $30 or so and allows you to connect your phones and Chromecast to the WiFi network, letting you stream any video content on your phone to the TV through Chromecast.

[creativepart]

Originally Posted by Moseyinn

New RV - we purchased a gateway... it’s installed . NOW WHAT ? What do we purchase next to stream ? Stay connected. We both have Verizon. I have Roku at home and Apple TV I don’t use. Help

Your problem will be getting enough high speed cellular date to stream TV for more than a long weekend per month.

This is a huge subject and there are massive amounts of forum posts and YouTube posts about this topic.

I wish I could tell you “Do this” but it’s much more complex than what streamer to use.

The number one source for info on this is www.rvmobileinternet.com.

[jhedges]

You will need to connect your AppleTv or Roku to the WiFi of your Winegard. I recommend YouTube TV for live TV etc. There are some free channels on other apps. but is limited.

I'm assuming you have the Winegard online and connected to Verizon?