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I just went through this with my RV. The Trav'lr has three connections. You need two of them to a switch which then connects to the Hopper. Then you can wire other TV's in the unit to the switch inside. If you want a second Hopper or a Super Joey, you'd need the third coax coming in as well.

Folks, I'm in the tail end of an RV trip and our last leg has us in Nova Scotia. I've got a Wineguard Trav'ler dish on the roof and it's been unable to find the standard 119/110/129 birds, but can manually find 72.5. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to get my Hopper to work with this single...

All, During the summer I switched from UVerse to DTV. Haven't used it much during the summer, but now as the fall chill is setting in (not to mention Football, Hockey and Baseball playoffs) we are using TV more and more. We had a Genie (HR34) install with 5 clients and a separate HD...

I have a Tivo Series 1 (I added the ethernet hack) -- I'm an original owner...with lifetime subscription and everything! However, that was taken over by my kids about a year ago. I'm really looking for something that is an all-in-one solution, not a series of equipment with random hacks...

I've been reading the CaptiveWorks HD-3000 Forums at the manufacturer's web site. They claim to have the ability, assuming I add a hard drive. Extra bonus is HD support. Anyone ever play with one of these units? They seem to be just a Linux box with some front-end, but cheaper than...

Folks, I'm convinced that FTA is worth playing with. I've been messing around with a ViewSat Ultra receiver for the past few months and now it's time to get more serious and move to a more capable receiver with rotor, etc. I'm interested in recommendations for a PVR which can pause live...