Recent content by light200

Yes it was the wait to even get someone on the line. There will always be some event going on, always excuses. There has to be an expedited method for this....? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I finally have the snowbird account activated and working. Now my question is ....is there a phone number that I can use to get connected with someone very quickly? It took me like 25 minutes to call in and have the locals switched, and I don't want to wait that long every time... Sent from...

I'm pretty sure all my connectors are fine. I visually inspected them, and they are all tight and seem ok. I have no reason to think they r the problem. I wonder if I post some signal strengths and whatnot if someone can tell me by that alone? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

You mean like all the compression connectors? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes, still have signal loss, exactly identical as before. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I had dish swap out my vip222 because I was constantly having to reset it, and the new one showed up, and I have the same problem. But now I have a receiver that is also very leggy, meaning I press a button and it takes a few seconds for the receiver to respond. It's driving me nuts. It's like...

Ok so I switched all the connectors to the blue 3ghz ones, and looked at signal strength before and after, and I have literally no difference. So now what should I do? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Well I searched and couldn't find answer....what do the 2 different circles represent on the spot beam maps? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

If my main home is in chicago, and I have a vacation home in Rockford and a snowbird account, when I call to change service address to Rockford will I get chicago local channels or Rockford local channels? It looks like spot beam 8 and 22 serve Rockford and Madison? Sent from my iPad using...

well i am 100% sure my cabling is OK, its the connection points that i am concerned about. take a look at this photo, its supposedly a 3GHz connector plate for my wall jack from leviton. according to the leviton website datasheet, it says 3GHz, and it looks blue and white. However this part...

all cable is rg6. i have not replaced any connectors yet.

replacing any cable is the absolute last resort as far as im concerned. its buried within the house and i dont want to run any exterior cable and drill through house....so that being said, would any kind of amplifier help my situation? if so what kind and where would i insert it?

OK so if I go replace, some I see at home depot are 2.4Ghz, some are 3GHz. does it matter which ones? Both have the blue insides.

only 1 of my connection points had the blue connector. the others are just normal greyish looking.

Unfortunately yes I need all that cable run... Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk