Name:   Tiger62 - Subject:   Try this Date:   12/31/2018 4:17:27 PM

I think Directv frowns on what you've suggested...so I just didn't ask them. ;-) I "added" another receiver to my Directv system at home, bought a compatible dish, installed it at the lake, hooked it all up, aimed it, and voilá...another "bedroom" has Directv!! ;-) My problem now is, I'm wanting to "cut the cord" at home, which also means cutting the cord for my "remote bedroom";-) That's why I'm considering the "hot spot and streaming solution". I want something that I can "turn on" in the summer and "turn off" in the winter. I just can't quite decide between a hot spot for the internet or a standard Spectrum/Charter internet connection. The regular Spectrum/Charter internet can only be suspended for a maximum of six months, I think, whereas the hot spot can just be "turned On and Off" whenever I want to. Decisions, decisions!!