I want to get full tv service on my boat including live streaming network tv for nfl games. My understanding is I can subscribe to each network channel, espn, and nfl channel to get this done. Is that correct? null

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Pablo313 · Accepted Answer

Hi. Yes that's correct, aslong as you're connected to the internet on your boat then you'll be ok. Happy holidays. Cheers!

s07cartman · Answer

Yes, you should be able to stream just like you would at home using the Firestick. You would need a solid wifi connection on the boat though. We have used ours in a race car trailer at the track no problems.

Answered by s07cartman 8 years ago

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Madness · Answer

You can but will cost you more for each individual channel. I subscribed to SET TV for $20 a month and get all of the channels you described and even more. A total of 500 channels. Go to www.setvnow.com to check out their service and subscribe.

Answered by Madness 8 years ago

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Clemson · Answer

I use Direct TV Now, works like cable for local channels and most cable channels including live sports.

Luisito0890 · Answer

You can get your login information from your tv provider and have access to your channel subscriptions that you have in your cable plan

“I want to get full tv service on my boat including live streaming network tv for nfl games. My understanding is I can subscribe to each network channel, espn, and nfl channel to get this done. Is that correct?”

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