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go over the setup with a fine toothed comb.... any loose bolts, cracked lnb's, warped reflectors, will jack it up, id try a temp setup on a tripod or pole just to double check the location too

a powered multiswitch 4x8, halfway down the cable run will help regulate the voltage your losing... and you wont have to replace everything.

the wireless one works fantastic, especially if the router room and the dvr room are far apart. the powerstrip is a good one because its cheep but it has 2 ends, one for the router, and one for the dvr, both need a dedicated power source or it wont work correctly. if that isnt a problem id go...

try new b-band converters, theyre all made in other countries and crap out in wierd ways alot

they prefer to recycle theyr units rather than just scrap them once theyve malfunctioned.... the only real difference between the two is the r15 has more pretty lights,but needs more head clearence as its taller

definately the way to go, plater sux to drill through, and is harderto fishlines because it crumbles.... silicone is your best bet because bugs wont eat it

over heating due to a blocked cooling fan, or malfunctioning one will make it reset..... a problem with the hard drive will also do it.... in addition to everything else

the rf mode allows you to hide the reciever behind a wall, in a closet, in the cieling, whatever.... it dosent need to "see" the reciever to work it

do the download, and make sure your peaking in the correct 101, theres more than one sat in that slot, it should pop right up

i prefer the rf, although it eats "aa" batteries... depending on where you get your recievers from they may or may not come with rf remotes, currently only our hd-dvrs come with them