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Wont using diplexers work. We use diplexers all the time here to bring in satellite and cable for the customer as long as it's not a dual tuner receiver. Backfeeding a dual tuner receiver uses the same frequencies as cable - so it won't work, its at this time you need two cables.

During my tour of duty in the United States Air Force (26 years) the day before Thanksgivings one year my military exercised ended. I was so tired working 12 hour shifts that took you about 14 hours to complete. We had to wear our gas mask with full dressed uniform and after a few hours you...

Remember... your bill is always one month ahead...

Aren't you going to be watching TV anyways... Even if you are thinking of switching to a new provider the cost usually will be about the same... and sometimes the service could either be better or worst... did they tell you would it would cost to break their 24 month contract... I believe it's...

Short Answer... YES .... coax is normally running inside of outside house walls filled with insulation and through attics... and sometimes when it runs up the walls and makes that bend into the attic its near impossible to put another line there and if you want somebody to run you new lines...

I have an installer that sent me an e-mail from Mexico and is changing out a customer's rcvr from a 501 to a 625 and the customer wants to transfer his movies.... does anybody know a way to do this... Thanks...

Our local distributor received a pallet load last Friday of the HR-21's... then they informed me that the switch needed to run just one line to them won't be out till sometime in December. I was hoping they would be packaged together... like Dish Network is... (separator)....

More than likely it was a leased receiver from Dish Network... as Dish Network has been doing the lease program for a couple years now... actually I think the lease program has been going at least twice that long.... if not longer.... check your paperwork and it does state you have to return the...

I put a splitter on my system over the weekend to run my OTA to two rcvrs and it dropped my signal by only about 2... example... from 94 to 92... on all channels..

Over this past weekend a guy didn't want to enter into a contract - so he bought the equipment and we installed him... He had to pay for the equipment and installation vs a free install and free equipment...

Your answer is NO... you can't hook up two rcvrs using a separator... it won't work....

I guess I stand corrected... give Dish a call....

Your Kidding.. Right? I think remotes have a warranty of 30 days... call 1-800-333-3474 (Dish Network) and order a new one or get one from your local retailer. Depending on what type remote you need will dictate how much it will cost... give them a call and they'll let you know...

My wife looks at it every month. She wants to see what movies are coming and then she sets up recording for them.

I once had a satellite installer that would remove your electrical cover and ground to the house ground wire and then put the cover back on the electrial outlet... He actually put a grounding block right next to their electrial outlet...

That was the first thing I noticed... it doesn't look like the mast is plumb.... take off your dish and put a level on the mast in a couple places... 90 degrees apart and level out your mast... then check your tilt for your zip code area. If you moved a very short distance than you should not of...

Does anybody have any pictures of a repoint kit? Is a repoint kit only for the Super Dishes?

I have mine connected to one with a clear line of site to the source (antenna on top of local mountain) which is about 10 miles away and it works great. Every once in awhile my 622 records three events at once... which is really great!

You can go into the menu and set your rcvr back to factory default and go to dignostic (make sure a phone line is connected) and have it dial out... that should clear your purchase history... You'll need a TV hooked up to this rcvr to see what you are doing in the menu....

They can't do an upgrade for one year... That being said, I would get an HD rcvr now and dish for HD (1000.2) now if their plans are to go to HD in the near future. When your HD rcvr signal hits your standard def TV the signal will be converted to standard def and you'll see all of your programming.

There is no satellites facing NORTH... they are all South East to South West, depending on where you live in the U.S.

Since you have an HD rcvr... it needs a dish 1000.2 and that dish has three coax connection ports... so, you should be good to go with the 1000.2

It sounds like you need a 3 X 8 switch... if you have a dual LNB and are currently running into a 3X4 switch, then this would be a simple switch out... do a search for them on the internet... I have several 3X8's in my inventory...

If you have a 1000.2, then you could hook up a third line to it... but if you have a dish 1000.... it only has two coax connections at the LNB... You would have to buy a DP44 switch to go with your 1000 to add a third rcvr and those run just under $200. The dish 1000 has two lnb heads... and the...

Most retailers should be able to install you the next day... or within 2 days... If they say something else... call the next one.... if it takes a week to get a system installed, how long is it going to take for them to do a service call if one is needed... nobody is too busy to get a system...