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I just mirror the dvr to every room in the house problem solved with a diplexer and a few spliters and a UHF remote no need to get fancy.

Wow dish pays guys new guys 16 an hour Where is this magical land lmao

Examples of non compatible receivers would be any standard def non mpeg 4 equipment like a 625,512,332 0r 311 receivers

Don't worry about that any VIP is compatable

The 1000.4 will work fine with your recievers.just run 110 into the lnb in port and cut out the switch altogether

Well we both know we can try to explain it to the higher ups,That most people have cellphones and no land line.But they do not care they want numbers out of us and I will produce them to shut them up. I just think it's stupid that we get paid so little and have so many responsibilities,If I...

Yeah non VIP receivers are a no go,Plus all I need is conformation code,if the customer "cancels their Internet wink wink" When I leave not my problem lmao

Lmao I just tell them they are getting a firmware upgrade never get questioned lmao.

Ha I use my iPhone a laptop and hook it to the receiver with a patch cord.My phone has a dynamic ip so it does not send the same one twice.And the Mac address is the one of the nic card in the reciever My connectivity has been 70% for at least 4 months haven't heard any negative feed back yet

I like my steak rare doa receivers are a rampant.And a weekly occurrence don't get me started on Hardrive overheating issues cause by faulty cooling fans.

You can also make a pretty nice antenna out of a 2x4 some flat washers and wood screws and some old steel coat hangers .Goolge home made hd antenna for step by step directions YouTube is also very helpful

My point is if your tv is older an hd your internal tuner might not be up to date with the digital conversion and that might be the reason you are not picking up any channels.You may need a digital conversion box

I agree with the 3/8 masonry bit and a cordless hammer drill,is your best option. Check both sides of the wall first and drill from inside of the house out to the sun room.Take it nice and slow if you don't do this very often lol

Knowing what kind of tv you have would be a little helpful as well.Not that this is your situation but I have customers all the time thinking their tv is a hd tv when in fact it is not.

Receivers go bad all the time,it happens a lot.I have them bad brand new out of the box fail at least a few times a month

I would never ground inside somebody's home,a nicely formed service loop with grounding at the power meter makes every ones job easier. Think about the guy that has to service or upgrade after you and hAs to hunt down your work.Only to be responsible to have to correct it.

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That sounds like a great way to get blamed for burning a house down

But I don't think contractors ground anyway lol

Grounding to anything else than the power meter and we will fail qc

Maybe on your install

But the cable from the dish will be exposed,because it has to be grounded to the electrical meter before it enters the house.

I work for the rsp in fl in house,and I wall fish all day in a 130 degree attic.I could care less how you want it ran I will do it any way you want it.But that's just me

Open the battery cover there is a tiny switch that says ir or rf. Switch it to ir

Wow I'm in fl and our standard is atleast 65 for 129 tp 19