Recent content by nelson61

I threw my hopper 3 in the waste bin when I dropped satellite. But I would buy another one if they created a software system that supported most of the streaming services in a curated system where I could find things fast. Would not want the satellite service but would be happy to pay a fee...

This was the issue. . It did not support mpeg 4 and thus essentially became a brick

I liked my 942. Kept it until mega4 forced a change

Buy Directv The DBS spectrum licences are prime property and the value will only go up.

BLOOMBERG: EchoStar Corp. shares jumped after news that the company is engaged in talks to sell some of its wireless spectrum to Verizon Communications Inc. The talks involve EchoStar's AWS-3 licenses, which are valuable for carrying 5G wireless signals, and the company put a carrying value of...

EchoStar 23 (Conus beam) will still be at 110W so there can be some Conus beam coverage from 110W depending on how many transponders they use for the spots.

Correct. 110 will be 100 percent spot beams for locals. 119w is the Conus satellite that will provide everything else.

EchoStar 25 at 110W Ninety-three (93) spot beams 51 active transmitters 212 DMAs can be served simultaneously Possible launch - 1st quarter 2026 Google Earth photo illustrates EIRP 50dBW coverage for each spot (50 probably covers reception with a standard diameter dish.)> Half of the spot...

Could be something like risk analysis where they have concluded putting the newest satellites on Western Arc protects the most customers. And that is just a guess.

Your are describing service through a VPN. The problem is it may work and then, right in the middle of the football game or whatever , it will be blocked. The providers scan their services and figure out when a connection is through a VPN. Then they block that IP address. And not a fast...

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It gets complicated. It's like the dvd region system where content has to be licensed for the region. So his packages like Netflix or Amazon would not be the same as the US version. And in general, networks would be blocked.

Physically Move and set up your hopper and Dish at it's US address. Then you can stream from it to your cabo home using the Dish Anywhere app.

If you have a Hopper at your US home location and it has a good internet connection, you can stream seamless to any location. Newer TVs will have the Dish Anywhere app. Same for the various sticks. Works great Only restriction is it will only stream to a single device tv ,smart phone , etc.