King Controls has introduced two new VuQube mobile satellite TV antennas designed specifically for professional longhaul truck drivers. VuQube satellite
Jan. 1, 2009
King Controls has introduced two new VuQube mobile satellite TV antennas designed specifically for professional longhaul truck drivers.
VuQube satellite TV antennas are 16" wide × 17.5" high and weigh less than 15 pounds. They are available in three different models including manual, automatic, and in-motion. The original VuQube V10 model is manually positioned from inside the cab while parked using a wireless remote control. A single coaxial cable connects the antenna to a satellite receiver and provides power to the antenna. With the new V20 model, just park and push a button for automatic satellite lock. If a satellite TV programming package includes channels broadcast from more than one satellite as with Dish Network, the VuQube automatically switches to the correct satellite by selecting the channel with a receiver's remote control — just like at home. The V30 in-motion model offers the advantages of the automatic system plus the ability to track the satellite while on the move.
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