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Location is important. If you're close enough to a tower with capacity, the 5G home services are the way to go and you don't have the issues you have with mobile devices. The radio used is much higher power than a phone because it can be larger and doesn't need to balance power usage due to a...

Check out the 5G home services too, they really work great and are reasonably priced.

True, and a lot of people still think like this and even lump T-Mobile into that category as well. It's such outdated thinking, it hearkens back to the days when the only way to buy a phone (Nokia candy bar or flip phone!) was through a carrier. Now the smart people buy direct from Apple...

Which is ridiculous.

Those mesh dishes were all over the UK, Sky used them.

If they were installed correctly with the struts they were fine. My bigger issues was all the wiring and the switch, it all looked so sloppy.

It was so big and heavy it required support struts, plus an external powered switch. Just a terrible setup.

Stay out of the pool!

Back in the day they had a batch of bad Twin LNBs that brand new out of the box would lose signal on the first warm day. Replaced at least a hundred of them.

That would be some incredible shrinkage.

Must be leftover from the Hopper Plus install, there is no native support for Android without the add-on hardware.

Charlie really is playing with fire here, who knows the guy is 72 maybe he's ready to just ride off into the sunset and enjoy retirement. What's the point of amassing so much wealth if you don't get to enjoy it?

All electronics were a lot more expensive back then. Try pricing a replacement remote in 1986!

I still don't get the obsession with keeping this bottom of the line STB from 10-15 years ago.

They should, I would consider them traditional pay TV just with a different method of delivering the content to your TV.

Exactly, the Dish customers that want to buy and own their own equipment are few and the CSRs just aren't familiar with the process.

It really doesn't make financial sense to buy and install your own Hopper. Not only do you have to buy the Hopper, the Joeys, LNB, the node - you're talking $500-$600 which is more than the ETF, plus you still have the exorbitant DVR fee. Wally is plug and play, use your same LNB and wiring...

He's not looking for help, just looking to complain.

Teat lol

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I did. You're using outdated equipment that is on the verge of being obsolete and it's time to upgrade. You can buy a Wally for $59, own it and install it just as you always have been doing. As with all technology, support ends and newer, updated options become available.

Why wouldn't you want to upgrade to a Wally? It's a much better overall experience.