That doesn’t exactly mean that it isn’t “required” by Dish standard. Just that the tech didn’t do it. JSheridan , you’d be the man to ask on this. Did they upgrade the supported requirement?
Does DIRT still come around these parts?
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AFAIK there's been no change in the Joey wiring requirements. RG59 is still fine as long as it's good quality.
Quite the shame. I always wondered how Dish financially justified DIRT. But, DIRT always impressed me with how they would make amazing things happened. How many years of free multi-sports pack did I get. Then how many months of free Cinemax and Showtime. When I dropped to the Flex pack, I decided to start leaving DIRT be. They were talented individuals.
I think it just depends on the tech. When I was originally installed there were no issues with my current wiring and the service worked fine but when I had my dish moved a few months down the road because of re-shingling my roof I thought the tech's head was going to explode over things like connectors, splitters and coax. He couldn't snip things off and replace them fast enough; even barged into my house and replaced wall plates.
Same here, I had some work done and six months later needed more work, the second tech was appalled at the quality of the first install, insisted on re-accomplishing almost all the work the first tech had done. Very meticulous, even complained about how long the center wire on the coax was trimmed to.
