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Incorrect reasoning, correlations =/= causation. Same day installs/technician visits are available in about 60% of markets if you call between 7a-11a and it's not a Sunday. This is due to implementation, restructuring of who decides who gets a service tech to their homes. E* going back to a...

A) Retailers as you noted. Fraud basically. B) Inaccurate numbers for DMA's as to subs in area reported. C) It's not legal and they're liable for this. D) When customers change their physical address to get a different DMA and then request someone to come out to their home to fix an issue, they...

I'm sure there was give on both sides. As to why the previous poster assumes Fox caved big time you'd have to ask him but I'm thinking he's following my logic. E* has a history of just plainly taking channels away for months at a time if necessary to reach an agreement. Ultimately, Charlie...

Ok Ignore the IR Converter part of this and the 2 way splitter should just be a direct wire out of "tv chan 21-69 out home distribution" to the "uhf/vhf" side of a holland/aska 'diplexer'

I don't quite understand this. This company just GAVE you 600$+ in equipment for free (admittedly on your own part) 3+ hours of labor, gas costs etc; and did it for free. You had to make 1 call to resolve this on your end and the COMPANY sucks? I understand you being upset that you had to...

It'll take practice and understanding that you may not always get line of sight. Then it'll take sat 61.5 or 129.

There's no an official supported list yet. Dish will be using Netgear 802.11n USB wireless adapters. 722(&k)/622/222k are all supported currently. They aren't selling them yet but they're providing them in new installations if the supply and demand is there.

lololololol Another solution would have been to get a replacement remote control that uses UHF. 21.0 at TV1, as you did say tv2 didn't have any issues.

Need 21.0 remote for secondary TV1 in order to go through walls. Order one, switch tab to UHF and Green 1, good to go.

They won't re-roll if NLOS tag is on the account. Just throwing that out there to save some hassle and arguments.

You're correct that it's not. Minimum for satellite installations for Dish is 2150Mhz but that is the bare minimum. I wouldn't suggest going lower than 2200Mhz but most RG6 out right now will be 3Ghz which is far beyond what you need and will work beautifully.

Are you trying to swap locations between tv1 and tv2? If the answer to that question was YES. It's an easy swap. Behind your receiver you'll find a Diplexer UHF/VHF SAT AND IN/OUT usually blue/red made by Holland or ASKA (depending on your state/area). Take the receiver with you, swap...

User 2 is a software encoded message for all DuoReceivers by Dish. It means 1 of your tuners = signal loss. Check signal on both tuners. swap cables (if direct connection) if problem follows cable = cable if problem stays on tuner = tuner.

This may actually force me to buy an iPad. Good looking out Scott.

Note: These steps can also be used to change the channel used for SAT Auto-Tune. Program the remote control to operate the TV. (already done if can change volume/power) Press and hold TV until all four mode buttons are lit. Press STAR (*), then enter the channel used for viewing...

Sounds like the issue that NATGEO 184 was having the other night. I'm watching TruHD now to see if I can confirm on my end.

7-9 day guide comes off 119 xpndr 18. Not 110 as previously stated. Just a correction for accuracies sake.

You need 18 to watch Dish. 50 to have great signal. 60+ = rare issues during storms. I'm not sure what your gripe is with signal strength, if that's your concern. Ignore the 125

You keep mentioning this 30 dollar increase. Mind if I ask the equipment you were using? If it was just receiver fees, you would have had to have 4 HD DUO DVR's for a 30$ increase. As they went from 7$ (12 if no phone line) to 17$. First receiver = free which would explain 30$ on an...

Any particular chans? I can attempt to confirm.

Yes. If you can reach it, they want it. It serves no legitimate purpose for you.

She'd have the foresight to say "I'm 85, I can't do that" and the agent would waive the LNB code (which happens on most accounts anyway). As for you being charged to return the receivers, you got a bulk rate. You could've sent them back with your own labels which would have been more...

They do unless you advise them you're unable to retrieve due to safety hazards. I'm not sure the process in which they determine it but they won't de-install unless you pay 100$ sooo...

Well, that's not ENTIRELY true. If you run linux...but for the typical user, it's impossible.

No but I don't sub D* and I don't demean people for doing the job they're asked to do in the manner they're asked.