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a 1000.2 dish won't pick up the eastern arc. you will need a 1000.4 with an EA LNB. the 1000.2 will pick up the western arc of 119/110/129

try this site: Satellite Finder / Dish Pointing Calculator with Google Maps | DishPointer.com i believe your SK1000 uses the 1000.2 configuration(110 119 and 129 satellites) which is going to be more southwest in ohio( about 230 degrees on the compass and 30 degrees elevation and 125 degrees...

my experience has been that, the loud fan is the symptom not the problem. about 9 times out of 10, this problem when i come across it turns out being a short in the cable of sorts. ie water in an outside connector from being loose or a cut in the cable jacket, or a poorly installed connector.

go through the system wizard (hold down the zero button on the remote) on your old receiver, that will save your settings onto the 21.0 remote. and then do it again with the old remote and new receiver. if the new receiver is a 722k you are good to go. if not you are out of luck.

i would not recommend any investment in trying to keep you existing system. legacy equipment is being phased out and its days are numbered. call and let them offer you a good deal.

sure you can modify the 1k4 yoke to make the 1k2 fit. but the spacing of the lnb "eyes" is different, which is going to change the angles off the reflector. ive never tried it but i dont think you will be impressed with the results.

i'm with you Frank7004 10 622's in 4 years and hard drives on earlier dvr's?!? you are more likely to get hit with a meteorite than to have that many factory defects. the 622 reciever runs kinda hot to begin with, i think that makes it more vulnerable than the 722k. i would be certain that...

check the temp of the case (shouldn't be much warmer thanambient temp). if it is overheating the fan will run continuous like you describe. check your cables and connections for any shorts (long stingers, water, cable braiding wrapped around stinger) any of these can reduce the life expectancy...

3rd reciever replaced because of rebooting and overheating? i would believe you have a bad cable or connection causing an electrical short. also check the connectors outside for signs of water migration (rusty stingers).

328' is a rather long run. recommended by dish of no more than 200' between the LNB to the reciever. that amounts to alot more signal and voltage loss. make sure your connectors are all in good shape and see if you can shorten the cable...

my first guess would be the LNB. check the system info-details for lnb drift. but its quite possibly the reciever. i have seen a few that have had one of the tuners go bad.

we are loving this up in Buffalo Wyoming. 110 X12 is coming in at a signal strength of 14-16. very fair weather use only

you can't just move the reciever and plug it in.there are a few things to consider if it is to work correctly. first of all: is it connected to to the wall with one cable or two (diplexors)? the cable going to your bedroom, is it rg-6 with high frequency connections?

when you call to end service CSR will be able to tell you, and make arrangements to get them back if they are leased. dish will ship you an empty box with a return label, just box up the reciever and call UPS. i think it is safe to say you would remember buying a Vip622, (easy couple hundred...

a Vip222k or Vip722k with the OTA module will give you 2 room sat and ota channels the same way the super home node would. especially when by itself the super home node does nothing for digital ota signals

you may want to check these out Dish Network Installation Guides Back-feeding and Installation Technology

i have heard that you can have a Dpp44 and Dp21 used together to get 5 sats on a single tuner, but i forget which order they were set-up. i am pretty sure it was on another topic here on this forum

ive seen boot recovery take over half an hour before on 625s and 622s with the indicator bars going up and down a few times, you just have to let it start and walk away. but that is on new recievers right out the the box with old software. if this happened to you on a reciever that you have had...

when i used to use a sat buddy i would point the 1000.2 off of the 129, port #3 of the LNB (horn above the #1 port). point the dish out toward the west and then slowly pan toward the south until i hit the first bump in signal. but of course the super buddy is the way to go (Cadillac vs Yugo)

my mistake there is a kit to convert TV2 to IR. i have no idea what is involved, i just say it for sale at The Dish Store - Powered by Metro25

maybe the skew and elevation settings on your 1000+ need to be adjusted. this site should have all your settings Satellite Finder / Dish Pointing Calculator with Google Maps | DishPointer.com

if there is a recording scheduled right before or right after the one you are looking at. there are settings to start early and end late in the timer options. the default is 1 min early and 3min late on all recordings unless it has been changed. the overlap of those few minutes can push your...

most likely the installer didn't have a 1000.4 or 1000.2 dish to capture all 3 sats with one dish ( i think its 1000.4 in new england). that is why he set up what is called a wing dish (the single lnb dish). works just fine as for the remotes, you can have any number of uhf remotes for TV2...

that should work good for you.. and a 722 connected to the internet gives you more on-demand options as well as remote access, so you can modify your dvr schedule via the net

i must say though, i'll take these apocolypse theories over axe-men and ice road truckers any day! this "reality" TV is neither reality or tv.