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Also - in most cases that ROE must be filed with the local municipality/county/et al; so it is part of the public record and you don't have to *rely* on the MSO's honesty or the building owners recollection with regards to cable ownership.

You may find that you have better success contacting a non-corporate distributor such as RS&I or Mid-State. Speaking from experience here. Took us four months to get finalized with corporate, about two weeks with Mid-State ... and treated a whole lot better. We don't do anything with our...

XM has two NASCAR channels: http://www.xmradio.com/programming/channel_page.jsp?ch=144 http://www.xmradio.com/programming/channel_page.jsp?ch=145 Dunno if that was what you were referring to.

Would probably get just as accurate results on the signal level meter screen by entering your zip code (menu 6-1-1) Rule one, make sure your mast is plumb and level - no exceptions!. Rule two, set the skew first and leave it. If the mast is level and you set the elevation angle correctly...

Don't know if you will either, without reading the business rules (or having them memorized for the sake of Echo changing them ALL the time) I am sure there is confidentiality attached.

I think wob is referring to the new Dish Pro Plus LNB: http://www.dishstore.net/product_info.php?cPath=40&products_id=229 & Seperator: http://www.dishstore.net/product_info.php?cPath=40&products_id=159 Haven't tried them myself, but you may be still be able to send the TV2 RF back...

From: http://faq.dishnetwork.com/questions/35.asp?sc=%2F&cboSubCategory=0&cboCategory=0&txtSearch=mirroring+fee&pg=1 There is a $4.99 monthly fee for each additional receiver. The additional outlet fee is an administrative fee to transmit all of the programming that you have on your primary...

Nebraska is out of our area, but if you need assistance in getting the building setup as your own project; let me know.

While I can't answer directly about the agreement between you and the company you work/contract for. The following is from Dish's website: http://www.dishnetwork.com/content/products/installation/index.shtml Been in the cable/satellite industry for over 20 years. Every contract or...

Very welcome ..... just don't ask how I knew the answer :D

Is the TV that is supposed to be TV1 hooked up via RF or composite? If composite, I'd double check the connections, you may have TV1 plugged into TV2's composite jacks.

Setup: http://customersupport.tivo.com/knowbase/root/public/tv1024.htm? Good/Bad: Sufficient, still prefer the two tuner DirecTivo (but opinions are like you know what = :D ) Menu: Uses own Tivo menu and guide: http://customersupport.tivo.com/subjects.asp?path=1%2C0&#_LineupProgramGuideData

If you subscribe to the Digital Home Protection Plan (DHPP $5.99) you can move once per year free. If you select the 24 month commitment under the DHA, the DHPP is free, same plan as above applies. If you enroll in ClubDish, they will send you a Free ClubDish mover coupon. And finally...

The 34" is a tube, 40" projection. Depends on your viewing pleasure. We have the 34" as a demo in the store and it does fine for HD and "ok" for SD. As mentioned by chaddux this offer is for new customers only, if you try to circumvent their system make sure you get it perfect. If your local...

CableTek part number GS-100-B. Comes in a variety of colors, eight foot long, flared on one end to overlap. Should be stocked by your local Telecom and/or Electrical contractor supplier. (GrayBar or Viking electric if you have to). Here is CableTek's info in case you have to call them to find a...

You can bury regular RG6, however the industry recommends against it. UG RG6 is flooded and has a different PVC jacket that resists breakdown and moisture over time. Yes the UG is more expensive and if your situation is for long term, recommended.

Couldn't tell you the pole diameter for SD ... I'm sure someone else can. As for the depth, depends on your locale. Two foot is usually good for fences, but in MN we have a 44" frost line. We install our post mounts to 48"; four feet in the ground, six feet above (ten foot post) filling the post...

Was the cold water pipe you are talking about the source side of the meter? If not there may be an issue there.

Stop into your local Dish Network retailer and ask about the "DISH’n It Up Promotional Program". They can get an 811 and installation for you for a nominal fee, HD programming commitment and overall programming commitment.

That link is for a residential offer. You should really be looking at the commercial offers for your workplace: http://commercial.dishnetwork.com/?section=home Unless the installer isn't being above board and is offering to install a residential system in a commercial environment. Wouldn't be...

We have used diplexers many times in similar scenarios, have had no issues at all upon completion.

It's an all to common problem experienced nationwide. What I find even more troubling is that the installer lied straight to your face and then tried to lay the responsibility back on you for not requesting it.

322's have been buggy, can't rush the setup and downloads. Even then, we have seen a 1 in 7 failure rate. We dislike them and try to steer the customer away from them. Also, cable routing can be a consideration. You need two cables from the dish to each 322, and either diplex TV2 output back to...