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Are you really Penny from Big Bang Theory?

So, plus $19 a month to go the Hopper route. I have two other 211Ks in storage somewhere. Replacing the 222K with two 211Ks would raise my bill $7 a month and give me the ability to push four HD TVs. I guess I need to decide if the Hopper is worth $12 a month. Thanks for everyone's responses.

I currently have: Eastern Arc - two sats 61.5 and 72 Two 211Ks at the house - owned One 222K that is used for tailgating - owned America's top 200 ($74.99) and two HD receiver fees ($7.00 each) - monthly bill is $88.99 - have free HD for life I am thinking about getting rid of the 222K -...

Because of the amount of time I spend there and the lack of cell coverage or internet access, cost is not the major factor. For example, a couple of months ago I was doing some remodeling and left some circuits off for a couple of weeks. I had to get a reauthorization for the receiver...

The good thing is that we have the option. I don't deactivate or wag the other receiver around because it is worth $7 a month not to do it. When I get to my boat all I want to do is relax, not deal with trying to hook up the receiver, reactivate a receiver, or deal with a reauthorization.

I understand how to get it reauthorized, but when you are in an area with very limited cell coverage, it is a PITA. So is activating and deactivating. My camp is actually a houseboat and I am there probably 40 weekends out of the year.

The absolute "simplest" thing would be to haul the receiver back and forth. I have the same basic situation as you and did that for a while. I ended up buying a 211k and leaving it at the camp. It does cost an extra $7 a month, but I got tired of carrying the other receiver back and forth...

Pretty much zero. Maybe an old show once or twice a month.

I live down the road from Macon and get Macon locals. I moved down here a little over a year ago. I get a lot more rain related problems on EA than I did in TN on WA, but there are a lot more thunderstorms down here too.

I had to hard reboot - unplug - my Visio sound bar the other day to get it to work.

Until this summer, I was right up the road from you in Johnson City and used a 500 as a wing dish to get a better signal for 129. I had a 500 with a twin for 110 and 119 and a 500 with an I adapter and a single. All ran to a DP34 switch, then into the house.

Charles Ergen is worth $16 billion today. I am pretty sure that he and his expensive team of accountants have looked at all of the costs and are doing what is least expensive overall. http://www.forbes.com/profile/charles-ergen/

So, is it technically feasible for Dish to upgrade the Gilbert facility to be able to transmit through the storms?

Charter Spectrum 60/5. No caps that they advertise.

I can understand how the family would think like that, but the DA was explicit when he said that the enhanced videos showed that Tony's car did not change its line until the back tire hit Ward. They did not get what they wanted out of the justice system because Tony was not a fault. I suppose...

I grew up watching HewHaw, so I thought BR549.

Could always get a different girlfriend. ;)

When I was on WA, I saw this quite a bit in the summer. Big storm moving in from the southwest and would lose signal from 129. I knew we would see the storm in about 20-30 minutes. It would switch to SD. Then the storm would hit and I would lose all signal until it passed. Now that I am on...

Plus, quite a few people that have Dish live out in the sticks where there is no high speed internet.

When you get the box and ship the receiver back, make sure that you get and keep a receipt from the UPS (FedEx?) store incase Dish never shows receipt of the equipment.

If you get it mounted to the dock and aimed correctly, the dock will have to move pretty good to screw up your signal. I have a 1000.2 EA dish on a heavy duty manual rotator on the top of the radar arch on my houseboat. I have seen the back of the boat swing ten feet and not lose signal...

I just did the same thing. I gave them the best guess on when I would be ready. Had to bump it out once, but that was no big deal. I still have some receivers packed away and not hooked up yet. I will have to get them rehit when I eventually get the new house settled.

Use a chain link fence pole.

You can pretty much sue anyone for anything. Winning is a whole other issue. Change the laws concerning who has to pay for a lost lawsuit and a chunk of them with go away.

I currently live in Johnson City in northeast TN. Locals here are on the western arc. For a variety of reasons, I have two 500 dishes - one for 110 and 119, and one for 129. They feed into an SW34 switch that feeds three owned VIP211k receivers. I am moving to Dublin, GA. What arc are they...