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We got a brief break in the weather this afternoon and I had a chance to setup a trial using the Dish 500 with the dual DPP LNBFs. I set the skew to zero, covered the 110 LNBF and found 72 after a bit of searching. Ran the check switch and was surprised to see both 61.5 and 72. But, this time...

The Winegard dish mounted on the RV roof has a single generic LNBF with a single feed to the coach. The Dish 300 has a single LNBF, no markings to indicate that it is a DP, and dual feeds. The Dish 500 has two LNBFs, 110 and 119, with feeds and an optional third input from another dish...

Yes, I remove the coax and due a check switch before moving the receiver to the motorhome and then run check switch again after I have locked on 72 in the motorhome.

Long time Dish subscriber, currently our house has VPI 722 receivers looking at 61.5 and 72. We like to take a receiver with us when we vacation in the motorhome, this is why we cut the cable. Our present motorhome has a manual Winegard dish, single LNBF, mounted on the roof. On our last trip...