Hello from Lee at Maxview (1 Viewer)

[Lee Rasberry]

Hi Everyone,

I'm Lee, the new Product & Design Manager at Maxview. I'm only a few weeks into my role, and I'm new to the Leisure Vehicle industry. Many of my forays into researching all things Motorhome have led me to this forum, which looks like a great resource full of very helpful and knowledge people. So I thought I'd sign up, say Hello, see what else I can learn, and perhaps even help out a few people out along the way with TV/Satellite/Internet queries.

Lee

 

[David and Sally]

 

[The Coops]

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[phillipsheila]

 

[RobbyMClark]

Hello and cheers.

 

[ambulancekidd]

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[Phill D]

Hi and welcome

 

[stevewagner]

Hi Everyone,

I'm Lee, the new Product & Design Manager at Maxview. I'm only a few weeks into my role, and I'm new to the Leisure Vehicle industry. Many of my forays into researching all things Motorhome have led me to this forum, which looks like a great resource full of very helpful and knowledge people. So I thought I'd sign up, say Hello, see what else I can learn, and perhaps even help out a few people out along the way with TV/Satellite/Internet queries.

Lee

Hi Lee - Welcome to the house of fun! I have a Maxview system and it has been excellent.

 

[XxAnthxX]

Hi Lee,

I’m sure your help, knowledge and the obligatory funster product discount that you’ll no doubt arrange with Jim will be most welcome

Hope you enjoy your new role and your stay here…….

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[f6c]

Welcome aboard

 

[davidbaldam]

Hi and welcome to FUN.

 

[Despicable]

Welcome, Lee Rasberry . I've been using one of 'your' 65cm portable dishes for about 6 years; no problems with the dish, it's the blessed Astra 2 satellite. Astra 1 is very easy to find, but Astra 2 (move dish down and to the left a smidgen from Astra 1) can be problematic.
There doesn't seem to be the investment into sat tv; will it be still around in 10 years hence?

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[gus-lopez]

 

[rolosroller]

 

[Grasmere9]

Welcome from Cheshire east

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[Jo662]

 

[Tigger-Tim]

Welcome!

 

[Wonders]

Welcome
I'm another max view customer.

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[bigalw35]

Hi there from Essex

 

[Figaro]

 

[Snoopy]

Hi and welcome

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[AndyPK]

Welcome from The Cotswolds!

 

[Just smiffy]

Welcome, I’m sure there will be many who will appreciate your expertise and knowledge with the systems they already have…

But to be fair to technology do you think there is a future in satellite systems when streaming is now common place and getting cheaper….?

I for one would like to hear your views on this..

 

[Riverbankannie]

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[TheBig1]

Hi Lee Rasberry and welcome. Maxview products have been important to caravanners and motorhomers for donkeys years. It would be great if the company invested in new ranges to reflect how technology has moved on. We need networking products for vans and good quality 4g and 5g antennae and routers to assist with streaming devices and internet connectivity

 

[Lee Rasberry]

Hi Everyone,

Thank you all for the warm welcome! To answer some of your comments:

Stevewagner – I’m really pleased your system has been good, that’s what we like to hear!

Despicable/Just smiffy/TheBig1 – You raise valid points and good questions, and there is no simple answer. There are a lot of pros and cons to terrestrial TV, satellite TV and mobile internet, and I think it is safe to say all the technologies will have their place in the mid-term future at the very least. Maxview’s plan is to stay committed to all 3. For us it is simple, as long as our customers want to use these types of technology, we will continue to offer them and invest in them. The death knell of satellite TV has been sounded many times over the past years, yet the technology endures and people keep buying the systems.

However, it will be no surprise to hear we are investing heavily in the mobile internet space, as the quality and cost of streaming services has made a fast, reliable internet connection in their vehicle a ‘must have’ for many. I certainly don’t want to appear to be here to promote Maxview products, but some google searching will quickly show you our current offering. I would also say that there are other reputable brands in this space as well, but there are differences in specifications so some research is always recommended.

Regards,
Lee

 

[MisterB]

well blow me ( a raspberry - i am pretty sure you have NEVER heard that before LOL)

seriously, welcome to the house of fun - best wishes

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[Vipar]

Greetings peeps welcome from Bexley

 

[ctc]

Took my unit to your place, a young lady fixed it in five minutes. Told me it wasn't worth the time to charge me. I wish dealers (and plenty of others) had people as competent as her.

 

[Realist]

Lee Rasberry Welcome to the max house and it’s nice of you to join but I have a but bud?

I’m using the Maxview roam mobile system on my Motorhome and was going to move the system over to a new van but……

Although I can move the antenna and internal bits you Maxview do not sell the threaded bar that goes through the roof separately ie. if I removed it from the original van I would have a hole in my roof so…….

Why not supply the same system but it’s blanked off at each end like a blanking plate so to speak.

Lucky though I kept my old van so didn’t need to move it.

Welcome Lee.

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