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This is a great application. I have set it up and it is great.

Dish DVR Advantage: $57.99 Additional 722: $12.00 2 Premiums (HD Gold and 250 Bonus Pack): $22.00 Total of $91.99 Plus Tax. This is exactly what I have. I will be dropping down to the DDA Turbo Gold Package when it is available to existing customers and save $20 a month.

$7.00 for the receiver and $5.98 for the DVR service for that receiver is the current pricing. It will be a combined $12.00 now, thus the $0.98 savings.

Wrong. I had Dish DVR service and went to straight cable with a purchased TIVO and went back to Dish because I didnt like the TIVO.

Got it to finally work. I guess I had a wire crossed. I am getting it to work interference free in the Indy area on ch. 28 for TV2

It will get the channels upon scanning if I hook the anteanna up directly. I think I may have the TV2 set to cable channel 73. Would that knock out the OTA signal?

Using this set up, what could cause everything to work but the OTA signal to not make it through. Where I normally get 28 channels upon scanning, I am getting 0 with no signal strength at all. I have followed the instructions to a T. It works on my down stairs 722, but when I do the same set...

If you have more than 1 DVR you have to pay the fee for the 2nd DVR. That would be my guess if that is how you are set up.

I was having trouble with 119 and 110 last night in Indiana and I also thought that some of the HD channels looked a little better after the trouble stopped. I thought it was just me though.

Sorry, you have been denied. Fresh warm fries are not part of the standard package. You get the old soft heat lamp fries. If you would like, I could have our new guy make you some half cooked ones, but I sure aint doing anything for you cause I refuse to do my job the way I am supposed to. I...

You need to stick with the Big Mac seeing as how you have been on here all day instead of out doing half assed installs that dont require any effort. The Whopper is too expensive for you.

Actually, it would be let the guy that cares about his work and is willing to do what he is contracted to do do the job. Dont ask the guy that is only willing to do it if he can throw a substandard job together and move on to the next victim.

I think you hit the nail on the head. This guy is just looking to make as quick and easy a buck as he can without regard to the quality of his work or the service he gives the customer regardless of what he is being paid to do.

And then you complain about someone thinking badly of an installer with an attitude like that. From reading the PDF, it appears that a professional standard install would include wall fishing for all interior room receivers if required for any new install that requires it.

Last Weds. I called and ordered DirecTV service. I was promised the 200 channel package, with an HD DVR, HD receiver, and 2 standard definition receivers for $199 up front. I was also given all the standard deals and credits. At first they wanted $298 up front, but after running a credit check...