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The cable is Commscope and it is flooded (has gel). Do I need Joeys? Wont 1 Hopper do two TV? Thanks

Because some of the cable is not in conduit and I would have to dig . That is why I used flooded cable. Thanks for the advise. Gray1

Thanks for the help guys. Which dish would you recommend for this set up?

A short story: Years back I had Dish come out and install a system. The installer could not find a good LOS. He explained I would have to dig and bury a cable to a 1 5/8 pole. The installer was very helpful. He showed me where to put the pole and recommended a good RG6 cable. I did this and...

Thanks guys... Just what I needed and a picture is always worth a 1000 words. :) Allen

If you run dual RG6 with a messenger, with what and where do you connect the ground? I went to the local dish store and they werent a lot of help. They just said it went to a ground lug that they provide. Thats nice but it still doesnt answer the question. Does anybody have a link to a...

Clancy you are right. After adjusting the picture on the television, Its the best picture I've ever had. Thanks for the help Allen

Ok I put the new DishPro LNB on. Clancy is right I had two LNBs. One for 110 and one for 119 and an SW21 to connect the two cables. I have two observations. The colors seem to be a little brighter than they were. Signal strenght is about the same. But the pricture does not seem to be as sharp as...

I thought about just changing the dish and leaving the mount. But ive put in a few Dish 500s with the old legacy LNBs. Ive already iinstalled the dish and aligned it. I got over 100 percent on all transponders. I put back on the old LNBs because i wasnt sure what to do with the DishPro LNB. All...

Hey guys, I need a little help. I have a 311 receiver, and an old Dish 500. It has two LNB's I think they are called legacy and a SW21 Switch that connects the two cables that go to the LNB's. I am replacing the Dish (its ratty looking), but the new dish has a DishPro LNB. I was told that I...

I just installed one. Its 5 1/2 feet above ground and 3 feet below ground. I went to the local plumbing shop and bought galvanized water pipe. It's thicker than the standard steel fence post. (and a whole lot more expensive) I drilled 1/4 inch holes in the bottom and stuck 6" long 1/4 inch...