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View: https://youtu.be/lruEtNTN9oY?si=JHTa8LRcTXh7oKmf Tonight on my local PBS, I'm hooked... (started a while ago here)((split from other thread))

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Ok let me try and get this right here!!! If i connect the 4k joey to my home network it will do 1080I HDR but not full fledge 4k HDR 🤔 ... My hopper is connected to my home network... I know there's been alot of debate on this topic!!!

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And one more thing, it requires at least a DPP LNB.

As long as your Hopper 3 is connected to your home LAN, you can connect the 4K Joey's Ethernet port to your LAN instead of using the coax. I played with this when I first switched to the Kangaroo boxes, but ended up with the RG6 Quad that I had run previously. Also, I can play the old 4K Winter...

TRUE and i AGREE!!! i doubt if dish had em they would not give em away!!!!

They were never free in any circumstance.

The ole lady told me to put it in a spare room for the guests for the holidays i agreed. After finding a steal on a 32 inch tcl 1080P set for one of the spare bedrooms.. It's still an ok 1080P box!!! Though it will get upgraded later on... We called dish and there coming out tomorrow and run...

Dish is out of stock on the dongle.. I wonder if the dish outdoor side would have em. Going The outdoor route they won't be free.. they can be had on Amazon

The dongle can be found on Amazon. Dish is out of stock on em. Makes me wonder if there going to discontinue em

I will also add this is a bizarre satellite for me. When i do a blind scan it really mucks things up. I think there are identical SIDS on multiple frequencies or something.. I had to learn not to scan 11180 as that creates some weird issues. I had to create a new satellite and scan the 11180...

Im getting 11.50db on the 11596 France 24 Mux - I don't know if the db has gone over the years or not. I don't tend to pay attention to that unless im having reception issues, but i have had no reception issues on any of the transponders on this satellite since i upgraded the LNBF. I haven't...

I have a 99cm 39" - I am connected through multiswitches, and a diseqc as well. I can access this channel from 4 different satellite receivers. That few extra inches must make all the difference. I could not get a stable connection until i put that Inverto Black Ultra on it, and then i was...

For the most part, yes. The Hopper requires RG6 cabling, Joeys don’t care. You would need hybrid switching with a 42 switch and a hub added.

Thank you.. My receiver was showing St Bart @ 11099H45000. Not sure if it used to be there or something got screwed up.. Thank you. I had 11635 arleady scanned in. I had to delete the stuff @ the old frequency, and then change the radio stuff on 11635 to TV in the service list to get them to...

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Almost. :devilish

Can hopper install to same dish & cabling as ViP?

The hopper 3 is a big upgrade from the HS-17 it's more powerful i can't imagine how slow a 722 would be

Right now 8.2 dB now that I think of it, I have that dish connected through a multiswitch and then a diseqc 1.1. I wonder if that has much impact on my reception quality

Hey iBoston, did you notice a degradation of signal quality since the days of my LNBF review? If I remember correctly I was getting up to 12 dB on the France24 transponder, but these days, with the same Inverto LNBF I get at most 10 dB (that's on a 90cm FortecStar, so a bit smaller than your...

The 4K Joey was honestly obsolete shortly after they released it. They had a lot of plans for it, but then they changed the technology they were using to make the Hopper 3 and abandoned the 4K Joey. (Not to mention when the 4K Joey came out there was no HDR or DOlby Vision... just straight 4K) :D

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Radio St Bart is on 11635/H/30000. It’s one of the weaker transponders, so in my case the weather has to be near perfect to receive it.