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u have to be dha

your quad lnbf will not work with dp34, i repeat it will not work, neither will your dual lnbf. They have to be Dishpro lnbf to work with dp34.

replace your rg59 with good rg6 cable.

try hitting putting your tv in 4:3 mode, cos on your 1080, your tv is probably zooming in and streching your picture to fill screen. when u put your tv in 4:3 u will see black bars on the side, (or u need to sit fat away from your tv so u don't notice pixels.) lol

u can not use diplexers with dp separators. read the instructions.

u can't mix dishpro switch with legacy lnb. u will need dp lnbf. as for your legacy receiver u will need SW64 switch with 3 legacy dual lnbf. happy? your max run on you cable is 100' on dishpro it is 200' if you go with dishpro, u go with dptwin, dpdual, and dp34 switch. if you have dishnetwork...

i just hate how long it takes to restart 721s and 921s. the reason they discontinue-d 721 is that now they got 522.

1 more thought, or u can set up reciever his apartment and diplex your line going to your place, and use uhf remote. then u don't wireless video transmitter. might be more economical. than u only need to get UHF upgrade kit and multi-switch.

well, u might wanna go with wireless video transmitters. but will need multi switch to run more than 2 recievers with 3 sat input. u will have set up your reciever in your neighbor apartment. depending on where u buy it, range on wireless video transmitter is 100~500 feet.

get 508 or 501 off ebay, they don't have dvr charge. dish would charge u lot of money for 510 upgrade now that u r existing customer. (u might have to pay retail price+labor to install )

u r too cheap, if u can't afford it, then don't get it. u can't get everything for free. price of $199 is very reasonable considering they would install dbs attenna and ota attena together. My local retailers here would charge $399 for same job. u might have to wait couple years until price...

did he do it himself? did tell him what multi switch is? maybe he got them for free somewhere and installed it. or he is just dumb f*ck.

file complaint with fcc, http://www.fcc.gov/cgb/complaints.html that's it.

u can cascade them, with SPAUN switches. (but is only for commercial use) with the switch that u have up there. u can't. your best bet is run more line.

it is not your reciever. it is your tv. your T.V. convergence is out. u need call tv service man to reset it. it usually happens if you bump, shake, or drop your tv. service call should be around $150-450, depending who u get. if i were u i'd pay top dollars and get the best man. (they will...

dp is 19 volts

on satellite signal u can't split them. what u need is multi-switch. u also need to make sure there is no splitters in your line. hope it helps.

dish might charge u more, under current dha promotion u can only have 1 dvr per account. (read your fine prints)

if you have legacy setup, your max. cable run is 100 feet. after that u need inline amp. in your case it sounds like bad quad, check if your system is ground and check cable connections. Call your local retailer. and have them fix it. typical service call will be between $100 and 200.

no offense, i just meant it was good deal

man your set up looks ugly. lighten it up little, green will depress u. where is your pop corn machine and beer keg?

just pain them, if you are in california 8' ground rod is not enough, u need 10 '

where did you steal them from? i'll buy everything you have for 100$.

yes can, but with dish uhf remote. u can enable uhf on 1st tuner. that's it. then u change the address on the remote. e.g. 1st tuner uhf remote on address 1, 2nd tuner uhf on address 2. (u can choose up to 15 different address) uhf remote from dish is like 49 or 59$. try ebay for better price.

the reason using conduit with direct buriel cable is that, if you have to replace the cable, u can do it very easily. (it's gonna be bitch to pull all that cable back out if it's in the dirt) it is also for extra protection. just for a thought, u can always run in overhead! :)