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I have a spare, where in Maine are you.

I have swapped out LNB's, It is random as to which or what works when it wants to.

Just moving the cables from one receiver to the other.

Right now, one receiver working with good to excellent signal numbers and the other receiver is complete signal loss with not one transponder showing anything.

The Campground generator goes up to full power before the switch is thrown. My Yamaha is an inverter type and won't come on until it gets full power and after a 10-15 second delay built into my auto transfer switch. I have been using this same setup for years without this problem.

I previously said I have 222's but they are 211's. Three of them. One is feeding a friends tv and two are in my camper (one in living room and the other in the bedroom). When the campground generator shuts down and I start my camping generator and the receiver boots I most often get complete...

Ok, I got the rain issue solved. Now I have an issue with complete signal loss. I get good signals and watch tv. But most times when I turn off my generator (I'm at a campground) and restart it I get "complete signal loss". I have two tv's in the camper, If I swap ports on one it will come...

A couple of 222's , I have reception on one and complete loss on other and it's raining out.

At my camper and every time I start my generator and the 211 boots I have to do a check switch. This was never required before. It used to just acquire sats and not check switch. Is there a setting somewhere?

Exactly why I mounted the dish on a post off my deck, walk out on the deck with a pot of hot water and Bingo!! There is no way I would have the dish on a roof.

I just traded in my VIP222 for 2 VIP211's. The reason is I want HD in both rooms. I got an email from dish saying they are sending me a VIP211/VIP411. Does anyone know what this is?

Dish says, "Give the customer what they want". And they did for me with Velocity without asking.

I think I can say this more simply, I want to use two tv's on one 211 and be able to control it from the second location.

I planned on using the vip211k in the camper and hook up the bedroom tv with the camper coax and be able to change channels on the receiver in the living area. No can do I guess.

I have a spare UHF remote from my 222k, will it work on a 211k?

Thanks Ice, the reason I ask is I want 2 HD receivers in my camper and wondered if I had to install something more than the camper has. The living room tv will be a piece of cake to run a new line to.

Can I use two 211k receivers on only one cable coming from a 1000.4 with a splitter or diplexer and watch different channels on each?

This is only for the seasonal campers only. Currently there are only one Directv and 2 Dish. This year will bring 4 more Dish that I know of. I'm only guessing on management but as I have only one of three spots in the campground that can see the satellite I don't want to clutter my yard with...

What is the input voltage? It looks to me like it uses a 120 volt transformer to power the inserter.

Could I run a power inserter from a 12 volt battery that would charge when my generator was running?

I don't know why I said it was a 1000.1 or .2, it's a 1000.4

Thanks for the replies. I sure I can handle it but first I have another question. Does any more than the first three require any equipment that needs 120 volt power (other than the receivers)? We do not have power at the campground everyone has their own generator, so if something needs power...

I have the turbo HD dish (1000.1 or .2), how many receivers can I connect to it. I've kinda become the campground dish guy and there are a few that are getting dish this year but they aren't in an area that they can see the satellite. I can see it from where my camper is and a few of the other...

I tried a different lnb and it now works ok. Thanks alot guys.

I am new here as of tonight. I have a problem that just started. I have a TurboHD setup with a 722? receiver and it is a spare setup I use at a campground. I used it all summer and I just set it up at my sisters house for the winter. When they turn the receiver on in the morning there is no...