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I guess I'll have to wait until I get back home and see if I can fine tune it. All I can do right now is look at it on my slingbox. If necessary, I'd be willing to try 2 dishes. It'd be worth it to me for Vancouver HD locals alone. Or maybe I'll end up moving to Portland like I've been wanting...

Looks like my suspicions about being too far south were justified. I got the new LNB and installed it on my 75E dish, and I can't get any of the new channels. When I tune to one, the signal strength is about 47 on the bar. I'm away from home for a few weeks, but when I get back maybe I'll try...

The virtual phone number is like $5/mo and the forwarding service is like $8/mo, but I only intend to keep it for the first bill. I understand that if I were to keep the address service and virtual phone number that I'd be paying more than I would be for the average broker, but it'd still be...

I can't speak for Bell service, but I just recently set up my own Shaw account without a broker. I called their toll free number with my US cell phone, I provided them with a virtual phone number in BC that forwards to my cell phone. I gave them the address to a mail forwarding service in BC...

I've seen somewhere that DirecTV Slimline dishes are the perfect size (75cm/37in) and have the perfect arm length (17 3/4in) to work with a Shaw xKu triple satellite LNB for their 75E dish. Is this true? Is there any variation at all that would make it work better or worse?

Well, I'm in FAR southern Oregon. About 25mi from the California border directly off of I-5. It looks like I'd be in a 47 signal strength area, for which I believe an 85cm dish is recommended. I guess the only way to know for sure is to order the new LNB and try. Hopefully if it doesn't work I...

I am having the same concern with my area (SW Oregon) looks like I'm just out of area. Maybe with a 75cm dish and very fine tuning? What is gained on the third Sat? Posted Via The FREE SatelliteGuys Reader App!

Sorry for the very late reply, but thanks for all the responses. My situation has changed in that now I have a Canadian bank account and a very cheap mail forwarding service. I know you guys said I don't need a real address, but this service is dirt cheap and I can use it for my bank account...