Search results for query: *

actually, I'm in-house. I used to be a sub. When I was a sub, I saw alot of sh!tty jobs that is done by in-house too. Probably most in-house do a good job,but the bad ones cause the most TC or repeat calls. The jobs that are done right, you never see because it never need fixing. It holds...

I resent this statement! :(

looks like a handshake issue, try a different brand hdmi or just use component

if you can , run the coxial from dish to electric meter, ground it on the meter( within 20 feet, shorter the better), run the coxial back from ground block to the dish. or ground to the cold water pipe on the water heater or relocate dish

Boy, there sure alot of Dishstore.net employees in this thread.

hope that won't become a TC,

yeap, you are right, but lower wages bring lower skills of work. The top techs are getting out of this business and finding different kinds of work. "No real question here, other than, how stupid does an installer have to be to disconnect a existing cable in an apartment building to make it...

Tar patch, Bishop tape, and pitch patch are the same, just different company call it differently. It is mandatory for DirecTV and Dish network’s techs to use bishop tape. Bishop tape works very well in creating a sealed on the roof and sticks to the asphalt shingles very will and holds up...

I use tar patches or pitch patches, to sealed the lags. Yeap, use this or roof cement is optimal.

He is a great singer but the french kissing that guitar dude and getting a simulated blowjob from his backup dancer is too much, especially for public tv and coming from a family oriented brand like American Idol. I glad he didn't win on American Idol. Decency in public tv is going down the drain.

clueless csr, hang up and try another csr.

yeap, it is circular. I though it was linear too, since it uses a larger reflector. Since it uses the lower frequency it needs the larger reflector.

hmmm.... hooking up 110 119 118 129 to a 4x1 DiSEqc and a NFusion Box , hmmm, something wrong with this picture. http://www.satelliteguys.us/installer-zone/186280-dish500.html

negative, 118 (1F port) and 119(2D port) are on seperate ports, and 110 is on the right bracket (if face toward lnb) and the 129 is on the left bracket. Since you also asking about NFusion FTA boxes on the other thread, I think you are referring to non-OEM Dishnetwork lnb where the single port...

all of them are circular polarity. 110, 119, 129 are cirular polarity at 11250 frequency 118 is a cirular polarity at 10750 121, its Linear at 10750

I think they test you on differential equation.

I feel sorry for the customer because of the sale representative making a sale, but I can relate to the tech. I think all experience techs can relate to what the tech is going through. This is too common for Directv and Dish Network sales partners to mess up, miss inform, and make outrages...

poor, poor installer.

The neighbor shouldn't be hold accountable, it is the installer that use his dish. The neighbor don't know anything about satellite installation and rely on the Directv installer. The installer gets pay to install a dish and runs the lines. It is require for the installer to put one dish to...

I would too. After I cut the cable, I would call Directv, and file a complaint on the lazy ass installer who plug the cable to your dish.

No, I wasn't bragging or proud of it. This just bring up the time I was working with those retailers. It seems to be prevalent when I see this thread. I didn't think much back then, I was paying my bills and making my customers happy and the owner happy.

DNS have a meeting with all the installer about Account flipping. If employees suspect an account flipping, they should call a 1-800 number to turn them in. Then Dish network probably will audit the account. When I did some fulfillment work for a retailer/Dish network sub, the owner flip...

I seen a power 4x8 and a power DPP44 cause the flat cable to catch fire. Flat cable are good on window where you don't need to open and close the window. Putting it on sliding doors have a higher rate of a repeat service call.

I do them but our company states we weren't allow to do mounting on brick walls or chimney, other masonry are ok. I think the reason is liability that the bricks might crumble or something.

I think you get that free if you have 118.