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I have done several sd upgrades and used the dpp twin as the switch. Since dish seems to be sticking with mostly two reciever installs, why don't they build that same switch into the superdish lnb? i WILL TELL YOU WHY THEY ARE A--HOLES

plumbing pipe and electrical conduit are measureded i.d., you need 2in. o.d.,only a fence supply company will have it

you know what happens if you get toilet wter on the cable? - sh-tty picture

I was told that a year ago, and I usually comply

looks like the ground wire"messenger cable" is attached at the ground block. Dish netnork has been requireing us to attach the switches to the house here in N.C. pvc is probably so you dont weed whack the cable nobody I know uses terminators on dishnetwork switches

if E* started issuing cable and connectors, like the cable companies do, I would have no problem using flooded cable. Since we cant charge the customer for pole mounts, and we do alot down here, they are getting regular old cable.

I have had alot of problems with the 811's uhf remote so I use a regular dishnetwork ir remote. For the life of me I can't figure out why they didn't make the original remotes uhf/ir

I just wanted it to say "voom" on the reflector

what i did was take the polar plate off of an old 300 dish and used the voom reflector

oh yeah I forgot to say that unless your neighbor left his dish mounted to your house with a dp dual and a dpp44 switch the installer will probably not hook it up for free

I dont think the 111 is an option when you call and order, I you ask for a standard one tv hookup you automatically get a 301/311

I would tell that 942 to go to h*ll and let you do it!

port #1 is conected to a power inverter, which may explain the extra heat

the first reciever is not an "extra reciever"

unless you are using about a thousand pounds of concrete there is no way you could spend 60 bucks on a pole and concrete

is the 508 you are using new out of the box? If so you will want to download the new software version before it will recognize the 121 signal. It will also say check connections if there is not enough signal, so you might need to peak the dish.

a type 1 105 superdish uses a dp dual the 121 doesnt

what do you expect from an installer(dnsc) that gets paid 12 bucks an hour

why do you think it needs to be re-pointed? are you sure the problem is not the line of sight? I roll on service calls all of the time, where customers have fiddled with the dish , and the problem is a tree. If the dish wasn't loose when you went to check it, then it probably hasn' t moved.

The local dnsc offices here in NC use flooded orange dual cable with messenger, I dont know anyone else here who does that for a free install. That cable from lowes is crap, have your installer use his cable and bury it yourself, E* expects us to do pole mounts and 50ft of burial for free here...

no dish network installers should be installing ground rods, a separate ground rod should be back-bondd to the regular house ground, and you are going to do that you may as well run the coax over there and forget about the separate rod

"Actually the 921 can't view both outputs at the same time. You need to toggle the SD/HD button to switch the outputs and even then you're seeing the same program. The 942 would provide two TVs at the same time as well as dual mode where you can split outputs from the two sat tuners." what...

jst because it's done by DNS installers doesnt mean its correct, in my opinion they do some of the ugliest installs

they are not missing anything, unless they want some international channels or sky angel

when that happens should it raise the signal strenght on the superdish ? we only get about 65-70 here in NC