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solid copper rg6, quad shield is not necessary but don't use cable staples or romex staples to attach it and leave plenty of extra in the basement and atleast 6-8 inches tucked into the wall/workbox behind each wall plate. also please make sure your electrician leaves some of the #6 copper...

no, customer gets legacy setup on movers or upgrades

if you need to get a inline meter you dont need anything more than an accutrac22 mkII pro will do everything you need

4x8's only work for 950-1450Mhz a 6x8 will do 250-2150 and the digital selection code for the 99 and 103

make sure any pole you purchase is atleast 16 gauge, (D* recommended) it will split if it's not, ive seen it happen more than once

like it was said before, first thing that comes to mind is it's without power for a few days and it "loses" authorization as security

11758 should work on an RC64

dishpointer.com by zip code will tell you where they are located, also your receiver will do the same thing in the satellite setup menu

err, first is there LOS, second of all...... do you have other receivers that ARE getting the locals?

Satellite Finder / Dish Pointing Calculator with Google Maps | DishPointer.com will tell you how to set a Ka/Ku 5 LNB

sounds like a large investment for something that might not work

afaik you would have to do individual ep recording because it doesn't know the difference and records anything on that channel labled as "oprah: first run"

you will only get an HR23 if your local warehouse/technician has that instock, we only get what D* gives us and have no control over it no matter what the CSR says

don't have the roofer put the dish back up, i go to atleast 1 service call a month were they put it back up and something is wrong, especially Ka/Ku, and if you put it on a pole make sure you have line of sight for where you will put it

i second this

don't forget to change all of your exterior connectors, it could be heat expansion causing a short

last i saw the boxes sold at BB say on the boxes THIS IS LEASED EQUIPMENT, coudlnt tell you when they started doing that

Mastec is down there in some areas IIRC (don't ask me where!)

No BBCs with SWM

then you don't have a SWM8 you just have SWM you can split one of the lines that feeds two rooms like you explained before with that same splitter (it's rated to pass the frequencies) as long as your entire system does not have more than 8 tuners total (regular box = 1, dvr or any kind = 2) you...

you cannot split your lines because your system is selected with voltage changes

you just use the one that comes with the SWM8 and thats it

you can split it DIRECTV SWS-2 Satellite 2-Way Wide Band (2 -2150 MHz) Splitter (SWS-2) | SWS-2 [DIRECTV] will work for your needs

Split the line and put it to your TV, you just wont be able to record them

Comcast can stick it!