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i have installed countless 1000.4 dishes.. they arent heavy enough to need the struts, and i rarely use them. just my 2 cents.. never had a mast alone fail - EVER.. now the superdish was different.. if you were roof mounting them, struts were required - but still not required on a chimney...

i do get the channels.. before dish went mpeg4, HD customers got a dish 500 and a dish 300 pointed at 61.5 if they wanted all the voom offerings.. so indeed, for a time, hd customers were definitely installed with 110/119/61.5.. but on the other hand, it was only offered in this combo for a...

you wont ever be elidgible for cr or dsm locals, without 'moving'.. if you have a quality directional antennae pointed at cr with a good amp, u mightbe able to get them, no chance for dsm.. too far. having satellite locals will only allow you to dvr more then one event at a time.. a simple...

i know it stinks. in davenport though, you could easily get those locals, probably with little more then a bunny ear antenna.. i get them 80+ miles away down here south of burlington.. admittedly with a bigger antennae.. yes it would..

yeah, this is suckin.. even though i hoped the locals would happen, this is actually what i expected, delays are nothing new.. on the other hand it has allowed me to sell down stock in mepg2 equipment, because if it is like the quincy market, once hd locals were available, they are required on...

i pay 90$ a month, and i still love dish.. i had directv for a few years, 6-9 years ago, then cable, and then to dish about 5 years ago, and i definitely prefer dish network to the other options..

you cant beat panasonic plasmas for the $$

for the davenport area people, i think the best 'move' would have to be to cedar rapids. heck, down here in burlngton, cedar rapids is about the same distance away then davenport... but i have a address i could use in ft worth, so i am not sure which way i would go..

actually, it can only be diplexed IF you are NOT using a amplifier.. it a amp is sued, a new rg6 is required..

are Ft Worth, TX locals on a national or spotbeam transponder? cause they are the same time zone as me, and i have a address there i could 'move' to.. also, would my locals on ota still have correct guide info, or would that end if i 'move' the locals to ft worth?

i see you guys all say to 'move' with a wink wink.. i think i understand what you mean, my question is how do you come up with a valid service address to use?

heres some more bad news... i cut this straight from the dn retailer site..... oh well - we all knew it was possible HD Local Launch Delayed The launch of the Davenport, Iowa; Paducah, Kentucky; and Evansville, Indiana HD locals that were scheduled for later this month have been delayed...

CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i just cut and pasted this DIRECTLY from the dishnetwork retailer site.. this blows chunks.. HD Local Launch Delayed The launch of the Davenport, Iowa; Paducah, Kentucky; and Evansville, Indiana HD locals that were scheduled for later this...

nope, this is the first i have heard about it..

yes, and free if you are willing to sign a agreement.. also, evansville is scheduled for 77w

for uhf hd channels, the winegard hd8800 works great, and it is fairly reasonable priced.. in my area cbs is on VHF 4, so i had to go with the winegard hd-8200u. it works very well even as far as the 70 miles i am from the transmitter.. i get 80s and 90s.. both of these antennas are great...

i amstill seeing nov 4th, according to the latest communications.

definitely possible, but techically you are watching the same tuner and not a different tuner.. so both sets have to watch the same thing - all the time.. works great for a single man, not so hot for a family..

it should easily cover evansville, but definitely not davenport - i followed your line of thought, but thought i should clarify for others..

no, evansville is in indiana, qc is iowa/illinois border (davenport,rock island, betendorf and moline)

in the QC's yes, but further out then muscatine, and i doubt that antenna would work i am a hour PAST muscatine, and i can tell you - for sure - it wont work here

yeah, the area i live in is in the yellow ring on the right, but not in the green.. i am not sure what that entails - but i would assume being in the green is better.. :V) the conus 129 feeds work fine here though..

texas doesnt have a big ten team, so no - you would have to sub the multisport pack, but in doing so, i think you also would get that new nfl redzone channel, but i am not sure on that

if your installer was worth a crap, he wouldnt have left until he saw it working..

i have a winegard 8200u vhf/uhf antenna - and i get ch4 at 88%, 80+ miles away here in burlington.. that uhf antenna might get it up there, but that would be luck of the draw. if you installed a vhf/uhf antenna - you would get it everytime..