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Don't you think watching TV after a busy day at work helps you wind down? It's always been interesting to me how when company comes over and after all the small chit chat is over, how it is quite natural for everyone to sit down in front of the TV and watch a favorite move.

I don't know anyone who doesn't like to get out under the stars during a bright clear night and where is a better place to relax and enjoy your favorite move? Now with the KVH TracVision you can do that on board your boat or just about anywhere you are! You can watch movies through your new KVH TracVision M3 satellite system.

With the KVH TracVision M3-DX you can enjoy your favorite satellite TV programs from DISH Network, ExpressVu, Sky Mexico & DIRECTV's Ku-band services. The KVH TracVision M3-DX:

In addition to having satellite TV available aboard your vessel, you could enjoy it in the comfort of your own private theatre room. Now wouldn't that be sweet!

The KVH TracVision M3 antenna is a powerful 14.5' diameter antenna that offers unsurpassed satellite acquisition and open water tracking, rugged design, ultra-quiet operation, user-friendly operation and coverage as far as 100-200 miles offshore.

KVH TracVision M3 - KVH's newest ultra-compact series of satellite TV antenna systems for smaller boats and budgets! With the KVH TracVision M3-DX you can enjoy your favorite satellite TV programs from DISH Network, ExpressVu, Sky Mexico & DIRECTV's





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