GTV6 Satellite TV Dome Powered by KVH

 

Enjoy your favourite TV programmes when out to sea

Ultra high-efficiency, 24" (60 cm) diameter antenna features proprietary KVH® RingFire™ technology for stronger signals, wider geographic coverage and better reception

Supports DIRECTV® U.S., DISH Network®, Bell TV, Sky Mexico, Sky Italia, Sky U.K. and circular and linear Ku-band services worldwide

Supports multiple receiver installations

Linear Universal Quad LNB configuration offers built-in GPS and autoskew

Sleek IP-enabled TV-Hub delivers easy setup and operation plus easy user interface for system information from any smartphone, tablet, smart TV or computer

 

With its IP-enabled TV-Hub, user-friendly interface and single-cable installation, our GTV6 satellite TV antenna, powered by KVH and available as part of a Garmin bridge package, makes it easier than ever to enjoy your favourite television programmes, no matter where your seagoing adventures take you. This 24" (60 cm) marine satellite television antenna not only provides access to satellite television services worldwide, it supports multiple receivers so everyone onboard can watch what they want. Designed for an extended coverage area, this DVB®-S2 compatible system is perfectly suited for boats heading offshore for short or long voyages.

 

Featuring advanced technology from KVH, the leader in marine satellite TV systems, GTV6 delivers a versatile system that supports DIRECTV U.S., DISH Network, Bell TV, Sky Mexico, Sky Italia, Sky U.K. and circular and linear Ku-band services worldwide. This technology features the latest advances, including the following:

 

The TV-Hub, a sleek IP-enabled below-decks unit with easy user interface that provides system information from any Wi-Fi® mobile device or computer

Exclusive RingFire antenna technology for stronger signals, wider geographic coverage and better reception

Advanced inertial-based stabilized search for fast satellite acquisition

High performance tracking with advanced algorithms for crystal-clear TV picture in heavy seas.