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There are no solid specs out on the new DVR yet, just speculation... If you have OTA covered, go with the HR10-250, it's worth the upgrade. There should be some upgrade path to the HR20 when it finally shows up also.

The Sat C kit inserts the 110 feed in with one of the 119 feeds before it goes into the switch on a Phase II dish. Not sure if there would be issues with the current 110 LNB and the added on one conflicting with one another if you used the kit with a Phase III dish. The external switch would...

Not really...

Doesn't matter what sat they are on, if you aren't under the spot beam carrying NESN-HD, you aren't getting it...

The standard upgrade rate for the AT-9 and an H20 is $99 though people have managed to get them to drop the cost after playing CSR roulette.

Sounds like you have a 3x4 multiswitch in the basement with which I assume is an OTA antenna or cable diplexed in. You should have two lines already coming down to the exisiting switch from the dish which you wouldn't need to do anything with. You just need to swap out the switch with a 3x8 to...

And what exactly is blocking your view of the sky?

You can't force it and it will be staged over the next couple weeks...

Thanks for the clarification, I've never hooked up an SD receiver to my HD set via coax, didn't know it would pass it through.

1) No, you need a better antenna you can aim as it's been stated about 5 times now. If it's possible, I'd suggest running seperate cabling for the antenna also instead of using diplexors. Also, the OTA tuner won't work on the H20 until it's activated. 2) Your list of available local channels...

The KE-42TS2U has an ATSC tuner built in, try hooking the antenna output from the diplexor directly to the antenna in on the TV. The SD Directv receiver you are using doesn't have an ATSC tuner nor does it pass the signal through to the TV. If you don't get anything after you try that, move on...

Honestly I don't know if such a beast exists, I was hoping someone else would step in. Basically you need to prevent the DC voltage coming out of the power supply for the preamp from heading up the second line you want to split off. You're probably going to need to split the line somewhere...

1) Technically it should work with the AT-9 because the SD receiver will never request the frequencies from the dish that would step on your OTA reception... 2) You'd need a splitter that would block the power from the pre-amp power supply from heading up to your diplexor at the multiswitch.

Directv isn't planning on KA broadcasts from the 101 location. Directv 10 and 11 are going in the 99 and 103 slots. To put a KA sat in the 101 location would require starting over again with a new dish also.

You use enough concrete on the pole, it's not going to move.

First suggestion would be to swap receiver locations to determine if it's the HTL-HD or the dish. If you still don't get a signal on the 110 with the HTL-HD then I'd say it's time for a new receiver.

They use spot beams for the local broadcasts which allow them to broadcast to only a specific area of the country, if you aren't under the footprint of the beam for Charlotte, switching your address won't do you any good.

Yes, it can record OTA ATSC broadcasts on either of it's tuners.

Are you missing any of the HD channels you should receive on the HTL-HD?

If it's mounted correctly, it should be able to take a decent amount of wind without moving.

The 101, 110 and 119 should be in the 90 range or as close to it as possible on your standard receivers. They along with the 99 and 103 tend to read lower on the H20.

The new Directv HD DVR that works with MPEG4 is not running Tivo software. It's due out sometime in the fall based on the latest rumors. As for it being better then Tivo, only time will tell.

I guess launching 2 sats already and 2 more next year to have the capacity for 150 national and 1500 local channels doesn't count as effort...

So let's hear it, who's live now. :)

FYI - You'll only get the main sub channels for the big 4 over the dish, if you watch any sub channels or other networks, you'll still need the antenna for now.