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Some people regard their boat as an escape from the rest of the world—TV included. I frequently feel this way. Still, for those who like to bring the comforts of home with them on the water, I field a lot of questions about the best way to get TV access on board.

The first step should be an honest assessment of how you use your boat, how much TV you watch and how important it is to have access on the boat—otherwise known as how much you’re willing to spend. The traditional options were already more complicated on a boat, especially a cruising boat,

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