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I manually updated my two Hopper 3 receivers to software H375. My Joey 3 remained at J573. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Practically speaking the multiswitch ship sailed a few years ago. No need to recycle old blog posts.

Wow, haven't thought about the peek & poke commands since using my Apple II+ back in the mid-80s. Thanks for the memory.

Did you really mean to type 14 and not, perhaps, just 4? 14:1 is surprisingly large to me. That’s too bad that NASA doesn’t get enough viewing, though limiting it to SD must drive away a significant portion of the people who would otherwise want to watch it. It’s kind of sad to think that...

There's No Other (Like My Baby) - The Crystals

This is a big, big reach. As DIRECTV goes back to moving HD channels to 101W, this is likely to be a loss for Ku dome users.

It’s sort of a traffic system for satellite TV signals. Multiswitches were born out of necessity in the early days of satellite television, and they’re still around today. Every modern satellite TV system has one, although they are often built into the dish itself. Let’s take a look at this...

A couple of weeks ago I ran into an old article on Gizmodo entitled, “Hey Artists, Stop Putting Shiny Crap Into Space.” The thrust of the article is simple. Putting things into space is now so cheap that we can do it just for art’s sake. They point to this installation, called the Orbital...

I think dinner is Roast Beast. :D

https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/23/media/charles-barkley-tnt-nba-reliable-sources/index.html

I beieve Nasa TV is the only channel they do that to. And the reason for it is bandwidth. I believe one HD channel takes up the space of 14 SD channels. DISH can tell how many people are watching any channel at any times. And I am guessing the viewership on NASA is not that big to support...

I'm a big Space/Universe/Astronomy fan and am glad dish carries NASA official channel 286. But NASA has been broadcasting their official channel in HD for over 10 years now. Why is it only in SD on my dish? It looks so bad, especially after being used to HD for this many years. I found this...

Whoville? I will have what ever that person is having.

Well, we'll always have Monaco. What is insane is Kyle Larson is busy trying to prove he is a great race car driver and talks of rain are meaning he could pull out of the 500, to race in Charlotte. Yak! The weather forecast is getting grim for Sunday with some ingredients lining up for...

I had to do the same, but due to a roof replacement. The new tech didn’t point it as well, and I lost 3-4 points on all my transponders. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s a $30 fee if allowed by your state. I just canceled mine and did have to pay the $30 fee. It’s also spelled out in the terms of the agreement. If you were trying to save money on the $95 technician fee, and you’re canceling after a month, you’re still saving a good amount of money...

Haven't heard of Maslo since high school back in the 70s. I used to love psychology. :biggrin2

There’s Always Tomorrow - Janet Orenstein

Double check with CSR. Dish may have reduced it to one month. Let us know what they have to say if you call them.

We did a dish mover 2 months ago and last week I had to have a tech come and move my dish because a large pecan tree in the back yard was effecting 61.5. Had to take a Dish Protect to avoid $95 tech visit. Looks like here in Texas I'll keep it for 3 months.

Only if it's your clone.

I want to say it was 1 month in NC,but I have slept a night or two since then.

I think it is a State thing. CSR told me Texas is three months.

It's different in different places. In IL there is no recidivism, no set amount of time you have to keep it, so you can use it and drop it right after the tech leaves.

Tomorrow We'll See - Sting