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I've seen this movie before. It has no ending............:popcorn

Ditto. I would love to have access to (and willing to pay a reasonable fee for) distant HD network channels from other markets. Sometimes my local affiliates rearrange schedules, screw up the audio and do other dumb things. Plus, I might want to check out local news in other markets like LA...

Does anyone else find it interesting that they keep juggling around the Distant Network channels? They move from bird to bird but are never available. There must be some grand plan in the works.

[Channel Additions: 6146 - WABC [MPEG4 HD] added to EchoStar5 148W TP 03 ConUS beam (New York, NY)(NA) 6147 - WCBS [MPEG4 HD] added to EchoStar5 148W TP 03 ConUS beam (New York, NY)(NA) 6148 - WNBC [MPEG4 HD] added to EchoStar5 148W TP 03 ConUS beam (New York, NY)(NA) 6149 - WNYW [MPEG4 HD]...

Clearly, it can support HD. Once upon a time, before 129 was flying, 118 was used to provide HD locals to St. Louis, Pittsburgh and a handful of other cities. It worked fine but required the special dish that could pull in it's signal.

Anyone have a "CLOO" what the PTAxx channels are on the 118 bird? I see they are in HD. Could this be foreign channels in HD?

Channel 5707 is a "FREE PREVIEW" of NIT in HD. Any idea what NIT is? This is AVAILABLE on the 118 Bird.

Thanks for the quick reply. So is it pointless to add a dish to 72.7 without fist asking them for approval? I was hoping it would just work. Just wondering if it's easier to add the single dish pointed to 72 (I have a spare) or to chop down the tree. (It's only one tall one).

Can we mix East and West Arcs? For example, I have a Dish 1000+ that sees 110, 119 and 129. But 129 has tree issues. If I add a single dish to my switch (I have one open port) and point it to 72.7, will I be able to pick up channels I usually get on 129 that are also there while keeping 110...

Will these be eventually mirrored on 129? One would think that will have to happen for true CONUS coverage, if this is going to actually come available to those who qualify.