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Wouldn't they see that as a receiver upgrade and want to charge the customer?

So can two Hoppers actually talk to each other now....see each other's recordings? I was looking online for that and found some (obviously, might be old info) that said they couldn't talk to each other.

I've also emailed them regarding the additional HD channels. I specifically mentioned, E!, Hint(H2), TruTV. What the OP got was a canned response. I got that same response verbally too when they called me to discuss my email. LOL I made it clear that if they don't have the channels I want in...

I know this thread is almost a month old since last reply but, from what I can tell reading some posts. You can have more then one 813 and a x amount of 110? My ideal setup right now would be 2 813s and 1 110. I would like to be able to sit at any TV in the house and watch a program that is...

Thank you for the link. It looks like that's what I've been looking for. Thanks. ^_^

Does Dish Network offer a service that is like DirecTV's Whole-Home DVR/Multi-Room Viewing? I have three TVs. Two HD DVRs and a HD Receiver. I can watch any of the shows recorded on EITHER DVRs from any room in the home. My HD Receiver can record shows on either of the two DVRs but...

I'm quite sure there is some contractual stipulation that prevents ESPN being pulled from core packages. I think that very issue has actually come up before when ESPN prices were being talked about.

Possibly, but, ESPN is what costs the most as well. Also, most of the networks, if not all, don't have overpaid game players. Also, I wouldn't object to the high priced sports channels being all lumped together in a separate sports package. I do agree that pulling all together probably...

Well, I will say I'm not a sports fan. I realize I'm in the minority here. However, I should not have to subsidize someone who is a sports fan so they can have the channel in the regular line up driving up the cost for everyone. I shouldn't also have to help pay for the over-the-top salaries...

Sounds about right. That aside, what the hell are they talking about $6 for the first two receivers?

So I should see a total increase of $2 total for additional receiver fees ($1 more for each extra box). The confusing part is when they talk about $6 for the first two receivers.

I'm still confused on the additional receiver fee. Right now, I have 3 receivers. One is included in the package price and then I'm paying $5 for each 2nd and 3rd receivers. Can someone explain what my fees will be now with this?

Thanks for the replies. So it still looks like 110,119 and 129. The last time I checked into DISH 129 was kind of I guess wobbly or had its issues. They wanted a second dish for it. Did they replace it?

Thanks for the replies. I wasn't sure 129 was still being used or not. That is the one sat I might have problems with. There is only one place that a dish can go and LoS at 129 might be an issue. I will see what they say.

Can anyone tell me what the latest setup that DISH uses for service in Seattle, WA...zipcode 98106. Specifically, the 250 channel package with HD/DVR. I was wondering what satellite would need to be used and what orbital locations would I need view of to get this particular setup. Any info is...

I have an HR22-100. I'm on my second box because of two reasons. One, I get weird transponder number readings. Sometimes high(good) in the 80's 90s then it will come up in the 60's low 70s....even at 101. My R22 upstairs works great all the time with excellent readouts on 101. The HR22 is also...

The menus are sometimes laggy.

Well, in this release, it still seems to be a bit laggy. Not nearly as bad as it was before though. I am still having those "Tuner 2" issues. Where transponder checks show really low signals. I'm not sure if it has to do with software or not. I already replaced the box so I'm thinking its...

I am having an issue with this. I keep on trying to activate but, it will not let me. It says to make sure I'm connected to the internet and try again. I am connected but, no go. Any input anyone?

Thanks for the responses everyone. I will toy with it and stick with what is better.

If I remember correctly, using native mode is when the box will revert to 720p, 480i/p or 1080i mode(s) whenever which is appropriate by the signal. Right now, I have native mode off with it staying on 1080i. Is the box trying to upconvert all things to 1080i when I do this? Should I be using...

There isn't a way to get under these buildings. I have a tech coming out Friday to check on a possible receiver problem that I seem to be having. I guess I will have him look around.

Not that I'm aware of. I looked outside.....didn't see anything. There might be a outside faucet a few feet away but, I read that isn't a good thing to use.

Hey guys. My new sat system was installed about a week ago or so. I'm sure the guy didn't ground the system. We discussed it briefly. There doesn't appear to be a grounding point in the area where my dish has to be installed. The electrical boxes and such that are outside of the building...

Well, I would only be using one flat cable for each line. I don't even think that the flat cables are a foot long. So I should be okay if I searched for HD rated flat cables such as these below and just make sure I don't bend them sharply? Flat Coaxial RG6 Cable Window/Door Satellite HDTV 3...