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Darn it, I just shipped my last 922 off to the guy that asked for one 3 days ago.

He doesn't want to activate it, he wants to use it to view the channels an unsubscribed receiver will still show. There's like 3 new user accounts that have shown up in the last few months with the same request.

Shipping alone is probably $40

Yes, works with Wally.

John2021 let's see a picture of your new dish.

60.0 is available for purchase at dish.com

These things were junk when new. What's with all the posts of people wanting outdated equipment that's EOL?

My Wally does this, it's a bug and doesn't make a difference if you allow or deny. This has been going on for years.

Only in his own mind.

You didn't answer my question, but since you ripped all the coax out I would have refused to install due to lack of sight due to trees. You can figure out how you're going to get TV back with all the coax you ripped out :biggrin

The HDMI ports were a common failure point on the ViP receivers.

I loved those installs!

Sorry folks, the numbers listed above are incorrect. This is the current number for loyalty - 888-283-2309

I don't believe so, if I did it must have been transferred quickly because I remember it being relatively painless.

I just called it a couple weeks ago and they made me an offer I couldn't refuse, I'm sure they'll take care of you.

Did you call the loyalty line? 888-436-1260

I think you're right about the one being a rebadged RCA, I think it was the 34" CRT.

I don't remember a rear projection, but my memory is foggy trying to go back 20+ years.

No, they were selling two different HD TVs. I believe one was a CRT and the other an LCD? I want to say it was a 34" widescreen CRT and a 42" LCD. It was around that time even Gateway Computer stores were getting in on the HDTV action.

I agree, this is what they need. A lot of people going to streaming like channel numbers and want a remote with 0-9 buttons.

It's just a prototype, it was never released. They came very close to releasing it, but by the time it was ready the price of DVD players had dropped considerably and they weren't able to produce it at a competitive price point. I think I remember some of the remotes ended up on ebay.

That would be the smart thing to do, sell it to TPG and let them milk the last few years out of it.

I used to take the foot off the J-mount and use the through bolt to clamp it around the pole.

You realize no one is forcing you to tune to any one of the hundreds of channels available in any of the Dish packages?