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?Are you a installer?

was new cable used during install or existing? Had a tc a month back, all joeys were red. Crap cable, multiple splices and old splitters were found, replaced everything and all was back to normal.

Its rules not to take off your boots. I'm inhouse for dish and we have boot covers and if I still get asked to take off my boots then the jobs not getting done. I don't know what kinda junk you customers have laying around and i'm not risking stepping on something.

Yeah, I literally thought you was going to knife them...that's what I thunk.

if the box is set to 60/air you need to have your tv set up in air or antenna. If you set the box on 73/cable you need to turn the cable option on on your tv. If you have a slight fuz on your picture wrap the tv2 cable in saran wrap with a section in the middle with tin foil about 1/2 ft long to...

Just what do you mean by that?

I second this. Don't know how many houses I have been to for a tc when they complain about picture quality and they have have the wrong dish up (d500). So dvr has a valid point asking to check what sats he has.

he will be fine with either dish as long as he doesn't get into the Lansing or Toledo area which locals require specific sats for there locals.

You can use either eastern or western arc for det locals.

Doubt it. Haven't had any tcs from that problem to date. As stated b4 .4ea still needs to be used for Latino hd subscribers

Both .2 wa/ea and .4 wa/ea are black.

Heres how the hopper system works : you got 2 lines from the dish that runs into the node. Off the node you have a client (joey) and host (hopper) ports. say if your dish is at one side of the house but pre wire is on the other side you put a terminator on the client side and run 1 line from...

that's correct

to me if both tvs are going to be close I would do the tap with coax

both. I was going to run just cat5 but if I was going to do that I would just run coax. The wifi aloud me not to have to go into my attic to fish lines.

it not hard to set up wireless. I have a line ran from my u-verse modem into my living room which feeds into a switch and then to a netgear router. Ethernet line from netgear to hopper. wifi adapter into joey. when you plug in wifi adapter you go through the set-up wizard and connect to what...

put in a tap before the hopper. Run a jumper from the client port to the joey and a jumper from the host port to the hopper.

Tough, deal with it.

If you got kids it won't be especially if there all home trying to watch tv or record.

yes it was on 130. No problem though, just delete your timer and reset it. Not that big of an issue.

Won't be on a pole. Only other advice I can say is like the other poster said this is new to us also, don't be a a$$ and be on this guys shoulder the whole time, some installers don't like that.

Those hdmi splitters are crap. Go with what upsss said, component to 1 and hdmi to the other.

I was thinking the same thing when I read his post.

Especially in a wall. Moral of the story is use some common sense.