Recent content by DishWorks222

Un-hook "ALL" coax from your DPP44 switch, mark them to make sure you put them back correctly. Now go to each receiver and remove the power cord of each receiver from the power outlet their connected to. Now go back to your DPP44 and connect all your coax back like before, now go back to each...

A simple re-boot of the receiver has fixed the audio glitch for me in the past on a 622 and 722. With the receiver ON press and hold the power on the front panel for 10 seconds or until you see the unit shut down. At this point just leave the receiver alone, it'll come back on and go through...

Thanks for the input guys. He went shopping and has a SONY 50" Plasma model# KDE-50XS955 on the way. The Best Buy he had gotten his first TV at couldn't provide SD channels on their HDTV's so he could compare the quality, they told him all they had was HD programming on those TV's. He felt...

You couldn't have gotten (2) 522's at startup, E* will only allow one dual tuner DVR under the DHA promo. If you want another dual tuner DVR why not just purchase a 625, they can be had from any E* retailer. That's how i got mine.

I'm trying to help my brother out with his HDTV setup. We are both new to the HD world so bare with me. His entertainment center is 126" long, 22" in depth and about 7' in height with a TV opening of 62"w X 38 1/2"h. He has bought a DishPlayer 942 and has the Monster HDMI cable to go...

Your topic was and i quote "Anyone Get THIS Letter?" So i simply pointed you in that direction, next time I'll pass.

http://www.satelliteguys.us/showthread.php?t=79096

No, you will indeed need a DPP44 to do that.

I've attached a picture below to show what webbydude is talking about. The 119 is a dual DP, 110 is a dual DP, and the 105 is a single FSS. Once completely assembled the shroud covers the 110 and 105 LNB's.

Well, according to this .pdf i owe you a major apology. The bad thing is I've had this .pdf on my PC for months and never once did i notice this quote. I was taught different than what this says. I've got some literature somewhere around here that contradicts the above. When i find it I'll...

The DPP equipment is great for a DMA that only requires 119 and 110, or even adding 148 or 61.5 to the input. The DPP Twin will switch 119, 110, and 65.1 or 148 but not the 105/121 FSS LNB's. The DPP Twin is ideal for running E*'s highly promoted 942's, 625's, and 322's and as long as you don't...

I'm not sure if i agree with this. Why would he need a DPP44 with his SuperDish? He wasn't needing a 4th SAT feed mixed in his system? The 105 FSS LNB is not going to let him utilize sending both feeds in one coax to feed a dual tuner. I know for a fact that ain't gonna work. A DPP Twin...

If thats the case don't ever bother with the expense of a DPP44 switch then your SuperDish 105 will come with (1) DP34 switch and by you only needing 4 receiver outputs to feed your (2) dual tuner 942's you will only need that (1) DP34.

cheezehead, Your local market requires a SuperDish 105. I've attached a photo below so you can see what the dish will look like. You are NOT going to be able to use a DishProPlus (DPP) LNB with your 105 SD. You can use a DPP44 switch which all it would allow you to do with your SD system is...

I don't know if this is straight across the board or not but the company i contract through charges me the activation fee when one of these cards are presented when i sale and install a system. So yeah, i don't like seeing them cause it cuts my pay by 50 bucks...LOL .....and yeah, money IS hard...