KING KOP4800 One Pro Premium Satellite TV Antenna – Works with Dish, DIRECTV, or Bell (Canada)
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Premium Satellite Tv Antenna For All Providers: Directv Sd, Dish Hd And Sd And Bell Hd And Sd Programming (Canada) Automatically Configures For Us Satellite Service—No Dip Switches Patented Self-Leveling Design Ultramodern, Clear Cover Shows Where Antenna Is Pointing
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KING One Pro Premium Fully Automatic Satellite TV Antenna for DIRECTV, DISH, and Bell
- Premium satellite TV antenna for all providers: DIRECTV, DISH or Bell (Canada)
- Automatically configures for U.S. satellite service – No DIP switches
- Portable or roof-mountable (no foot kit needed)
- Supports multiple TV viewing*
- Weather-resistant materials withstand extreme heat/cold
- Antenna powered over coax cable; Includes 50 feet of coax cable
One Antenna, All Providers: Enjoy the KING One Pro Advantage
The KING One Pro fully automated premium satellite TV antenna gives you the freedom to take your favorite TV programming – on DIRECTV, DISH or Bell (Canada) satellites – with you on the road, anywhere you go. It’s the only antenna on the market that automatically configures for U.S. satellite service without the use of DIP switches – taking all the guesswork out of getting started.
Ideal for RVers, sporting and outdoor enthusiasts, tailgaters, long haul truckers or anyone with an active mobile lifestyle, the KING One Pro is highly versatile, easy-to-use, and offers the best signal strength available. It’s simply better, by design. (Requires compatible receiver and does not provide service while moving.)
Modern Design and Premium Features
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Enhanced Industrial DesignAlways know where your antenna is pointing with the ultramodern, clear cover. You’ll love the sleek look and enjoy the maximized signal strength that comes with this redesign. Trees blocking your line of sight to the satellite? One Pro lets you know. The clear cover allows you to see exactly where your dish is pointing to simplify troubleshooting and ensure you’re receiving the best signal. |
Supports Multiple TV ViewingKING One pro supports multiple TV viewing*, so you can stay current on more than one show or live event. The One Pro allows you to take your DIRECTV, DISH or Bell satellite TV service with you wherever you go, so don’t leave the world behind on your next adventure. *Programming must be on the same satellite. |
Fully AutomaticThe KING One Pro is a fully automatic premium portable or roof-mountable satellite TV antenna for DIRECTV, DISH or Bell programming. Ideal for RVers, sporting and outdoor enthusiasts, tailgaters, long haul truckers or anyone with an active mobile lifestyle, the KING One Pro is highly portable and easy-to-use. Those looking for a more permanent setup can easily mount the antenna to the roof of their RV. Portable and compact (weighing in at only 8 lbs.), KING One Pro offers a fast, easy and reliable connection to your favorite channels. |
How it Works
The KING One Pro automatically configures itself when connected to a compatible receiver using the provided coax cable and in-line power inserter. The KING One Pro is powered over the coax using a small in-line power inserter. You will need a power inverter, portable generator, power pack, or other 110-volt AC power source for the receiver, power inserter and TV.
Compatible Receivers: DIRECTV models with direct-connection support: D10, D11, and D12. DIRECTV models with direct-connection and SWM support: H20, HR20, H21, HR21, H22, HR22, H23, HR23, H24, and HR24. If you do not already own a DIRECTV receiver, KING recommends the H24 (non-DVR) or HR24 (DVR). DIRECTV models requiring SWM adapter: H25 KING One Pro is not compatible with DIRECTV Ka-band satellites. DISH HD and SD models with on-screen antenna scan setup: Wally, ViP211z, ViP211k, ViP211, and 411 DISH HD and SD models with Legacy-mode setup: All receivers except Hopper and Joey. Bell TV models: All models.
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| KOP4800 | VQ4100 | VQ4500 | DT4450 | VQ4550 | |
| Service Compatibility | DIRECTV, DISH, Bell | DIRECTV | DISH | DISH | DISH |
| HD or SD Capable | SD & HD (DISH & Bell), SD Only (DIRECTV) | SD Only | SD & HD | SD & HD | SD & HD |
| Antenna Works in 48 States | ✓ |
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| Number of Receiver Outputs (for Multiple TV Viewing) | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 |
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| Permanent Roof Mountable | ✓ |
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| 100% Nationwide Coverage, Western and Eastern Satellites | ✓ |
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| Included Satellite Receiver | Wally | Wally | |||
| Included Remote Control | RF | RF |
Additional information
| Product Dimensions : | 17 x 18.75 x 13.5 inches; 8 Pounds |
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| Item model number : | KOP4800 |
| Department : | Unisex-adult |
| UNSPSC Code : | 43220000 |
| Date First Available : | January 24, 2019 |
| Manufacturer : | KING |
| Country of Origin : | USA |
| Customer Reviews: | 4.3 out of 5 |
10 reviews for KING KOP4800 One Pro Premium Satellite TV Antenna – Works with Dish, DIRECTV, or Bell (Canada)
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Corey mc –
I picked this up and thought there is no way there are motors in this. It is so lite. I followed the quick guide and couldn’t make a connection. I called King and they had me set up in 3 minutes. Perfect customer service and great price. Wish it was HD but you can’t have everything. That is Direct tvs fault. Buy it . It is good! The customer service was awesome. I have noticed that the picture Is great. It is for a camper not a home theater. Everything about this unit has been good.
BamaJama –
My satellite receiver in my motorhome went out. I ordered this one. It came within a couple of days. I installed it within minutes, and had a picture almost immediately. Just remember to reboot your Direct TV Satellite receiver. Push the Red button under the cover on the right side.
cardiak1 –
This Easily obtains signals, comes with an alarm system, and is compatible with both Dish and DirecTV. I really don’t have anything bad to say about it.
TNjoe –
For five years I have been nothing but frustrated with Dish satellite reception in our RV. I would get a signal only to lose it almost as quickly as I received it with the Dish Playmaker. Finally, a Dish support technician recommended the King One Pro, telling me that, because of the separate power source, it would send a stronger signal to the receiver. He was right. They are expensive, but very reliable, even when the view of the satellite is partially obstructed. Buy it and end the frustration.
Shirley Secord –
After reading the other reviews, I was concerned that I might have trouble getting a strong signal at campsites, but was tired of setting up and aiming the manual dish on a tripod. Delivered in 2 days, unpacked and set up in driveway hooked up to our camper to test. I’m using a Directv D-12 receiver. Set up the power source, by that time my receiver had completed its rebooting and I was watching Directv. I went into signal meters and found all my transponders at 95% or better and signal strength 98% overall. I was quite satisfied. The real test was last week when we went to St Augustine, Anastasia State Park, FL, very wooded, couldn’t get a clear shot from the ground or tripod, but my tow vehicle was high enough to see over the tree line SW, as we had an extra car I put the King on the roof of my P/U and sure enough got strong signal, but no local stationg, no problem put up the King over the air ant. and got 45 Jacksonville stations. Next test was a Orlando KOA with poor cable so again used my Quest and received all my stations. I now start my receiver(so it can reboot while setting up the Quest) and by the time I hook everything up I’m getting Directv. No more messing with the manual pointing and having to strain to hear the beeping, using some old army language to boot. Very Happy
Robert G. Brooks –
Had to replace an older model. It got hit by an inattentive golf cart driver😡. This one works very well. I like the transparent dome so I can see the angle of the dish.
Mike H. –
The instructions were clear and precise. I located the unit on the ground with a clear view of the southern sky, made all the connections, programed the receiver for a 18″ round dish with multi switch and it worked! First time no adjustments! The picture is SD not HD but I knew that when I ordered the unit. But what the heck we’re camping and roughing it!
EricNPHXEricNPHX –
AWESOME!! I was so tired of setting up my tripod dish and then putting everything away while camping. So I decided to get the King Quest to make my set ups a breeze. With this dish I receive all of my programming including my local channels. Set up is a breeze now. Just put the Portable dish outside with a view to the satellites, turn everything on and BAM! you will have TV within a few minutes. Granted I have lost HD programming, but while in my RV I can live with it. It is not the manufactures of these dishes fault for the loss of HD, but it it the way DirecTV delivers their signal. If you must have HD with DirectTV you must purchase a Winegard Traveler which will cost more then a grand more then this dish and it will have to be permanently mounted on the roof of your RV. There are a lot of trees were I camp, and being limited to a permanently mounted dish was something I was not willing to do. You can use this model with dish network, but you will need to by the King UC1000 universal controller for less then a hundred dollars.I would like to explain something about local channels to help you understand why some people are getting them and some people are not. If you get on your google machine and search the internet, you will find listing of the local channels that are on the 101 satellite and the locals that are on the 119 Satellite. It appears that most of the larger markets are one the 101 while smaller markets are on 119. So it would be very important for you to check ahead of time to see what satellite your locals are on. If you locals are on the 101 satellite, there is nothing you have to buy, if they are on the 119, you will need to buy the King UC1000 universal controller to get your locals. The UC1000 allows the dish to use both the 101 and 119 satellites. I hope this helps you understand the local programming and maybe you will not have to spend the hours of research I did before I bought the King Quest.In addition to the locals of larger markets, the 101 satellite provides channels 100 thru 400 and 500 thru 800. This includes the premium movie channels such as HBO and Showtime. The 119 has the locals from smaller markets and channels in the 400’s and some others. So if your like me, you will have no need for any of the channels in the 400’s. So basically since my locals are on the 101 satellite, I have absolutely no need to have the ability to get the 119 satellite.If you want to change you provider to Dish Network, you will need to get the UC1000. However, if you do go with Dish, you will also get all of their HD programming!One of the main reason I chose the the King Quest is I now have the flexibility to change from DirecTV to the Dish Network if I ever choose to change my satellite providers.I couldn’t be more pleased with my purchase!
Justin BoyerJustin Boyer –
Overview of our setup: Two H24 boxes, King VQ4100, King UC1000, and one DirecTv Approved 2-Way Wide Band SWM Splitter (msplit2r1-03)I look far and wide to find someone that had done what I was looking to do. I wanted to run a single coax wire from the port on the outside of my 1999 RV to the dish. Trying to avoid cutting more holes in the RV. Disconnecting the lines from the antenna amp that service the TV’s and inserting the DirecTv Approved 2-Way Wide Band SWM Splitter (msplit2r1-03) at this location. The splitter provides power pass through to the dish.So far this setup is working 100% and didn’t require any other modification to the RV other than a small change to the antenna amp setup.Now since this leaves us with an open port on the dish. I may get one more H24 box for a TV that can be place outdoors and see if running three boxes off the dish in fact works!Attached is a picture of the splitter we used.
Suzie –
It’s working great. I would say the set up was easy, but one minor connection I did not “get” clearly. After this was resolved we immediately received confirmation of satelittle lock. Called Directv to registered and activate, result provided a perfect picture.I tried calling King Service Center, but the only option was to leave a message. Perhaps, like many companies today post-pandemic, not enough people to field phone calls. However, within 48 hours they dud call me.