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I wonder if they'll put this up on 101w satellite, with the rest of their feeds.

Tivo is the same way.

Well, there you go. Dish / AirTv for sure needs to update your zip code for that new channel.

Try setting a different zip code that's nearby, but different than what you have now. Then rescan.

That's really odd. I haven't lost anything on 4180, have NOT rescanned, but mine say they are 8PSK. It's been so long since I last scanned them in, I can only imagine they've been 8PSK for a long time. Well, wait a minute: I DID rescan back when Ricks said something about the new Metv PT and MT...

You need to change that satellite to 101W as I said. You CAN'T receive 180E at your location. Then YOU need to use the information to find a location at your property that has an UNrestricted view of 101W to tell IF you are likely to be able to receive some C-band sats at all.

YIKES! You are right, your reception situation is pretty bad. Unless you are willing to spend around $300~ for some equipment in the HOPES of getting some OTA tv MAYBE. Personally, I wouldn't bother. Your only possible hopes are streaming, FTA satellite for a few things, and/or Dish...

Click this link, and follow the directions to run a signal reception report on the exact location of your house (not just zip code) (where you would install your antenna if doable). Set Minimum Search Distance to 100 miles. Set Height to 30 feet. Press GO, and when it generates the signal map...

Tried to see this in the theater with my wife, and when she found out it was entirely in Japanese and we'd have to read subtitles, she refused to see it then. Watched it later on streaming, and it was awesome!

Lot's and lots of photos of your dish please. Especially showing the mount, and adjustment points. Then maybe we can advise. Is it a polar mount, OR a fixed mount? Makes a BIG difference on advice to adjust...

I love my Channels dvr I've had for over two years now. I have all my local channels including ATSC 3.0 (only 1 is encrypted), and around 1,200 streaming channels, and ALL with an integrated guide and ALL of them can be recorded.

Final episode: Riker and Troi in a holodeck discussing how Burnham died 1,000 years in the future after saving the entire known universe from total destruction...

Last man standing

It's also a VERY good idea to keep all your posts about a particular subject in the SAME thread. Otherwise it's very difficult to follow what you are doing, and IF you've already been told something or not.

Oh, I'll admit they seem to have by FAR the best tech team, and a nice device. I just think it's overpriced by at least triple what it's worth.

Bill, we need a lot more information, or description as this post doesn't have enough info to tell anything, sorry. What sort of dish, KU or C-band, what is your hookup, any switches, did it EVER work, etc.

Two weeks. Star Trek: Discovery (TV Series 2017–2024) - Episode list - IMDb

Their price will NEVER go down. Other brands might, but Zapperbox won't.

Besides poker, he made his first money selling C-band systems with hacked Videocipher decoders out of the back of his pickup truck.

This and using landmarks by the dish site to match up the dish aim with what Dishpointer says is the proper direction: DishPointer - Align your satellite dish

Jimbo Smartkom manual, if you want to read on it a little.

It's worth it, hands down, and it's a ONE-TIME cost, versus paying cable tv every month forever. Best combiner in existence, and I only wish it had been available 40 years ago. This is what I combine with it. Each pointed at a different DMA :

Ok, you really need to break up that post into smaller paragraphs, as it's REALLY hard for a person to wade their way through it. That said, THIS is the best 3-antenna combiner out there, by far, and has a built in preamp, yet can also power outboard preamps, as long as they are +12vdc...

For just a preamp, this is the best one out there that I've tested over the years. So anybody that wants to try JUST a preamp with their present passive antenna, would do well to try this one...

The signal-to-noise ratio (S/N) at the tuners demodulator is what matters most. Signal-to-noise ratio is related to what is referred to as ‘noise margin’. Often a large contributor to S/N is the tuner noise figure. Typical tuners have noise figures that range from ~6 to 8 dB. So, even...