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www.anywho.com is powered by AT&T and lets you search the yellow pages of a certain area as well as white pages and do reverse lookups. Very good site that I use all the time. Personally, all of my dishes are mounted on poles (line of sight issues from the house) but I know plenty of people...

lol, whatever works, right? :p Same here.. I was a long time cable subscriber but I just couldn't tolerate the terrible picture quality on the analog channels any longer. Been with DirecTV for about 6 years now and am very happy. Once you go satellite, you never go back! lol -Dan

To answer your question, I believe you COULD aim your (I assume) 18 inch DirecTV dish to say, 119 and have your Dish Network receivers recognize it. The main problem with this is that you are going to be missing a lot of channels that come from 110 with this setup if you subscribe to anything...

Not sure about the rest of them but our Best Buy has a working DirecTV HD setup using an HR10. They have like.. every channel with a rating over "G" blocked for obvious reasons but it's there. -Dan