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Question: safety & security of satellite Have concerns about satellite blowing over or being stolen.  Could we mount on top of travel trailer somehow with easy way to disconnect when we hit the road.  So easy for someone to pick it up and walk off with it.  Also, how sensitive is the gm-1518 to weather conditions?
Document: Winegard caryout satilite is very easy to use power connestion Iwish could also be a wall plug.and the power connection is plastic may breaks easy use caution when disconnecting.Is not HD for Dtv. overal very satisfied
If the service matched the product, this would get 5 stars. It works great, just hook it up and turn it on. Easy directions for Direct TV. The plastic dome was bent in and has two crimps that is permenant on the very top.Package has no "fragile" or even "handle with care" so I couldn't blame UPS. Doesn't affect reception and I don't think it will leak. I contact Winegard and they said a replacement is on the way, two weeks went by and nothing.
An update as to the working of the Carryout Portable Satellite, I placed the Carryout on the ground near the road, when someone walked close to it (stood in front of it) it blocked the signal until the person moved. Something the size of a car would always block it until it passed by, but the signal always returned.
This antenna could have not been easier to install and use. It took about five minutes to cable the antenna and under one minute for the antenna to find the satelite. I purchased the optional tripod. Now I have to come up with a security cable system to help keep it from wandering off.
This automatic satellite works great. I used this recently on a camping trip out to Pacific Beach State Park...  set up was easy and within minutes we had a good signal and were able to enjoy watching TV as night fell upon us. The only complaint I have about the unit itself is that the eyelet used for security needs a little bigger hole. The ends of the chain I was trying to use were too thick to go through the security eyelet.
The Carryout Auto Satellite System GM 1518 is a great piece of equipment. Very easy to set up and  use. I think its faster on satellite than our roof mounted auto unit. We have had to use it 3 out of 4 of our last campouts and have not found a single thing that I don't like about it. We have had several discussions with other users and have not heard a single complaint.
The item came here ok but it did not have a POWER INVERTER in the box. It took me a long time and expence to buy one so i could is it on my rv. i am unhappy with not having the POWER INVERTER come with the GM-1518 Antenna in the same box. How am i suppost to know what i was getting when i ordered this product at a very high price.
This unit worked very well. As talked about in some of the other reviews it does require a 12 volt source. I use it when I am on the road pulling my 5th wheel. All travel trailers have a 12 volt battery. I got one of those 3 in one 12 volt adapters from Wal- mart. The part(Male) that you would plug into the 12 volt aux I cut off and then connected  the wire separating the Neg from the Pos then connected to my battery.
I just recieved mine today 10/21/2010. It was a snap to setup in 15 min and ready to use. With almost no delay when changing channels requireing a change to another satellite for program. This is about as easy to use as it gets. My hat is off to Winegard they have hit a grand slam home run with this unit! No more hassle setting up my old lnb dish. I will get started making my detachable 8ft.
Just got back from camping in our RV and first time using this item! My husband set it up and got it as level as possible, went in and turned on the TV and it worked great. We did purchase the Winegard TR-1518 Carryout Gray Tripod Mount to use with it.With Dish you can pay a month at a time and if you don't want to use it you don't have to pay for that month. If you are a Dish customer it is cheaper than that.
Answer: We love using this unit with our RV travels, but also worried about it getting "legs". So I run a heavy cable lock through the handle and secure it to the RV. Also bought the Voltage Valet Cable Lock (from Amazon)that sounds a 110db alarm if it's jostled or the thin retractable cable is cut (cheap insurance at $12). Fellow RVers would likely take note of that! ((c8