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I am in contact with the area GM for Sac and he will get back to me as soon as the family has made their decisions. But until that point I would say as well that no donations should be collected unless the family wishes to do so. I know some families/religions actually look at that as an insult...

I emailed our area GM and Sac's GM, as soon as I get any info on donations at bank or by mail I will update.

From all of us here at IAV Satellite Inc., Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Avinesh Singh who died today. We hope there was minimal pain and suffering and also hope he rests peacefully. It is tragic when a life is ended so soon espicially while doing a job that...

SACRAMENTO (CBS13) ? 1 of 1 CBS...

If you replaced the DP separator then my next replacement would be the DPP LNB. Because it looks like you have rec on tuner 2 but not 1 so that's my opinion, any other takers?

Hmmm...I'll have to try that.:rolleyes:

Really? I would think the splitter would loose signal in the split because the LNB is not a plus lnb...the only other option I can think of is put up another 61.5 dish.:confused:

Haha good point :rolleyes: My 61.5 sat position is only going to my 612 HD DVR and not to my 2-211's...so if I wanted them to go there I believe I'd have to get a dp34 switch(with only one line ran from the dp dual 61.5 loc) and run the 4 outputs to sat 1 inputs of each of the 4 dp21 switches...

That is exactly my reason thanks, Iceberg.

Yes exactly...I didn't have an extra 500+ lnb...There are no duplicates of channels from 129/61.5 sats...I do have more 9000 series channels(classic arts and stuff like that).

I was able to successfully hookup 5 satellite after surfing this forum getting several ideas. Here it is: Dish 1000+ kit (110,118,119,129) to DPP44 Port 1- power inserter to 211k Port 2- 211k Port 3- 612-ran to DP21(sat 1 from 61.5 on DP dual/out 1)sat 2 out to tuner 1 Port 4- 612-ran to...

If it's just one satellite you need then yes you can leave it at 90 and point it.

This is your best bet...I would call Vizio(or read the manual on cable/air config) since you say you have both and both have the problem for coax connections. Or just solve the problem and get 2-211(k) receivers. A lot of people I talk to regarding TV2 of an HD recvr is that they thing TV2 is...

Mhmmm..this is a good one...i conquer have to say OTA module

Yeah thats the bad thing too, you can request after 4 or 5 for them to come out. DO NOT REQUEST FIRST AM because it never works, I have never seen it work. But it honestly depends on what jobs the tech has because you might be easiest to do first and sometimes right in the middle. Just call up...

I would call Dish Network to set up a service call. I know there are a lot of DIYers here, me included, but this is very hard to do with no experience. DNS will probably not charge you to set one up since you probably have the DHPP warranty. Good luck!

Well depends on how long you've been a customer. But I have not heard of Dish giving away 4 free 612 HD DVRs and a DPP44 switch. You will most likely have to pay and upgrade charge of more than $150 and a 24 month agreement. But I would call because no one on this thread can answer for sure...

Yeah but I highly doubt the cust will run a composite cable all the way to TV2 though :cool:

Then I would say it is not the receiver or any of Dish Network's equipment. If I were the tech I would not be throwing any more of the receivers at it and start looking at the installations itself(wiring, diplexing, grounding, tv2 mod) Like I said look over everything I posted last to make sure.

I almost want to say bad diplexers or reversed diplexers....I've done that on an install when I was trying to get it done quickly but I realized that. But there are some newbie techs and techs who have really never done this before that aren't clear on how to diplex. It seems very true that this...

Ha if only people knew what we paid as dealers...it's not a state secret...obviously But yes he does need a DPP44 switch so he can accommodate 110/119/61.5 then running one more line from the switch to the new receiver. Or he can get 2 DP 34 switches, but I wouldn't advise that..toooooo much...

Okay so I assume you are using the DishPro Plus LNB at the Rv as well; so there are a few things: 1. If you are using the the DPP lnb on the RV, you only need one line plugged into port 1 of the lnb going to the input on the rv. Then once on the inside YOU DO NEED THE SEPARATOR because the...