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It's policy for "internal" technicians to supply either a component or HDMI/DVI cable solution for every HD install.

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I've found silicone loses it's ability to shed/block water after a short time used that way. Pitch pad on the other hand is wonderfull (tar based product). It just has to be used correctly.

your elevation is too low by 1 to 1 1/2 degree. Typical installer mistake. They went by the "perscribed settings" in the manual by zip code. That does not take the weight of the lnbf/arm sag into consideration.

This may be due to the "mode" you've set the receiver to. Try "swap".

anyone?

How do you remove a city / location from your favorites list on the Dish Interactive Instant Weather Favorites list?

Actually it was pretty easy... I get a NLOS report that I can filter for MDU's... I check reasons, if I have any ?'s I call the apt. office and inquire.

I see your point but, in my area DNS techs are supplied with much more than subs... tools / equipment / materials / van and gas etc... Nothing out of pocket on their end to speak of. All profit, no? I suppose it's all relative. Anyway sorry for the thread derail... back on subject. I...

Not disagreeing with you one bit... the following is just an opinion. DNS techs think the same thing about retail/sub contractors whether it's true or not. The truth is there isn't much difference between the two really... it's the indiviual that decides the quality of the install whether...

A falling leaf DOES hate the wind... or if you prefer, 42?

Actually as E* is trying to approach 13million by end of this year there are different "deals" going down. Give them a call... explain you can't stand cable any more. You made a mistake... repent... repent... They may set you up as a former customer with "new" customer advantages.

Test your signal on 119 transponder 11 - assure it is over 80, if not set up a tc or retune. I would speculate the tech moved the dish due to signal block on 119 sat from a tree. It is possible he did not move it enough. E* uses different technology that D* in that we can send two signals...

Have you considered calling / e-mailing E*?

UL listed for use as a ground block That's all it took to sell me.

119 Odd 15 Primary 21 Secondary Even 16 Primary 14 Secondary Home Xponder 19 110 Odd 15 Primary 21 Secondary Even 16 Primary 14 Secondary Home Xponder 21

Ug... disregard. I should pay better attention to responses! :o

1. checkswitch screen 2. set sat to 119 3. set transponder to 19 4. Using remote turn power off 5. Within (if not immediately) 5-10 minutes receiver will turn back on and download new software (if available).

522 and 322 for four tv's total connected to a DPPTwin for 2 years now... Not ONE problem.

Is there an attenuator attached to the base of the antennae? Looking at it you may not have noticed before. If it's on there the antennae is actually two parts. That helps with the off-air interfearence. If it's not there "hopefully" the technician left the box the reciever came in and you...

/boggle No one in the St. Louis area has a D1000 or a 300 and a dual LNBF? Or are you after the D1000/500+?

People generally report negative feedback than positive. It has been my (unpopular) observation that most of the negative feedback results from the customers' failure to understand the product, actually read what they sign or human error. There are of course, exceptions :)

I'm so glad to see a positive post amongst the usual sea of negativity. Gratz on making the switch!

Generalizations... oh boy how dangerous they can be. If humor was your goal then kudos, I did laugh. If humor and a "general stab" and installers was your goal. Shame on you. I'm alot of things but I am certainly not a monkey :mad: . I am however a former installer now charged with managing a...

Doh! :eek: Can I blame Lilexecutioner's Avatar as a distraction? :yikes