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If you know what you're doing, I'd do it to get it done how you want

200; feet away from the Dish? The Hopper or the Hub?? If all the cabling is up to par, it could work. I did one about that far once at a farm, adding a Joey to the barn

That would have been a guy from my company, based on where it says you live. May or may not have been my office. You're kind've on the boundary line between Bloomington and Mt Vernon offices.

Better internet?

:rolleyes:

Not very slow, really. Compare a Linux OS (722) to Windows 11 (Hopper)

Nope, this is brand new. 60.0 Simplified Voice Remote

So set up a List without the channels you don't want to see

You need a 60.0 now

VIPs have issues, too. I had Trouble Calls on VIP receivers every single day when they were the main boxes and we STILL do.

Different states have different rules. Illinois, for example, you can cancel it the same day, no penalty. Random Dish tech means TRAINED Dish tech who has the most current know-how and equipment. You local guy probably doesn't

Ummmmmm, a few extra 0's there??

They don't do that

No, they didn't. They didn't have HD on the modulated tuners. Technicians don't run CAT5/6 as only the two connections on the Hopper could feed 2 Joeys. Anymore and you'd need a switch, which is just another fail point. They don't have the connectivity options. The progression is to go from VIP...

$50

The point is to NOT only have 1 box to support two users so that both users have an HD picture with all the same options at both TVs

Yep. It happens more than most people would think

He has to stop accepting in his mind that CSRs know what they're talking about. They don't in almost all cases. Specifically, the offshore operators

VIP is a DUAL Tuner, not a Duo system

I have a Sonos Playbar, sub, and rears and a JVC System that was replaced by the Polk System. The JVC is older and doesn't sound as good. The Sonos is older and doesn't have volume leveling, plus the PIA it is to use the app for everything so while I agree with you, I have replaced tons of...

All I'm saying is the original work order said 4K Joey. That's what the tech installed because that's what was on the work order

When you own, you can "turn" your receivers on and off when you're not using them, saving on line lease fees. $250 seems pretty high?? What packages/channels do you have?

It's not even possible for that to happen. A tech cannot arbitrarily change a receiver, and a 4K Joey costs the customer $50. And there is no "repair department", only the same CSR support you get for every call. Technical Support and Dr Dish went out the window a few years ago.

ET?

So much misinformation. Techs have a work order with the required equipment on it. Techs cannot change it up on a whim, and even if they DO have to modify a WO, the CSR needs the 4-digit security code from the customer to confirm. Then the receivers only get activated one way - on the job, by...