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Wire run. You are right, by impossible, I mean impossbile to run in the same manner as the others (aka "compltely hidden"). The others are run inside walls, around multiple 90 degree corners, etc.. Sure they can run it down the front of my house, which is unacceptable. They could also tear...

Sky Onion Thanks. BTW, you are wrong on the wire run. I'd be happy to talk to you about it ear to ear. E-mail me at benz@catvexpress.net and I will call or you can call me. I'd put 1000 to one odds on it being impossible. I live in PA if you want to take me up on it.

Here is the solution Here it is: http://www.sonoradesign.com/newPDFs/SonoraCatalog_08_13_03.pdf Go to page 12. The product is TSAT242. This dish stacks the 4 signals that are usually sent over 4 coax wires onto two. You will also need the DSAT8D6S on the other end. It will replace my...

Running a 4th line is impossible for me. Long story, but trust me that is not an option. If no solution is found, I will have to go back to cable. Can I at least keep my locals and forego HDTV if I swap my round dual-LNB dish w/ an oval dual-lnb dish (not phase III)? I would then keep my...

Just hung up w/ level 2 tech support. They tell me the solution is to replace my dual LNB dish w/ a 3 LNB dish. That would only require me to use 2 wires to the multi switcher, allow me to keep my locals, and access HDTV. Is the solution really that Something doesn't sound righer here...

Excuse my igonarance but what are "110" and "119"? Also, any insight on a wireless solution on the horizon? I have to believe that eventually that will be the answer.

I currently have service from DTV. I have two wires connected to my dish that run into an 8 way multi switcher. I also have a 3rd wire run that is not connected to anything on either end (used to use it for Internet). There is now way to run a 4th wire. DTV tells me that I will soon lose my...