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so a DP Quad, which he may have, i'll ask him today, will feed a DPP44 where the signal gets stacked just like it came out of a DPPtwin LNB ?? i like that thought, and certainly never was aware of it . . he's got money, just has a wife that thinks his TV needs are excessive, so the less he...

i have a current customer with a 301 and a 501 who wants to add a 625. he has a quad LNB, so he has enough ports, the hangup is that the 625's prospective location is bottom floor interior wall of a two story with VERY limited capacity to add the second line without major sheetrock work. his...

i was thinking along the same lines myself, and have had luck when faced with mysteries irrational by being irrational myself. i would cut a foot off one of the cables, and 18 inches off the other, replace the fittings with DigiCon Green and retry. one really odd one i had to troubleshoot was...

in re: wall plates ... that's a big 10-4 on that one . . . building contractors put those in as cheap as they can buy them, some of them won't even carry Comcast's low frequencies, and by satellite freqs, they're toast.

Thank you, sir :D

lightning capital of the world is about an hour from me, so we learn a bit more of this than some, as i get one of MY dishes (installs, not my house . . lol) hit on average every third year. the purpose of the ground is to reduce the likelihood of collected static electricity at the dish, as...

in re: the (why would that matter?) . . . it doesn't directly, as the superdish shape is actually detuned parabolic to accomodate the trifocal sky view, if you wanted to optimize for a single sat you would want a perfect parabolic dish with an offset arm, which shapes up as an ellipse with its...

105 & 121 are FSS, not BSS. Linear polarization on a different band than the circular polarization 'standard' E* and D* birds. and the FSS power is some percentage points below half the power output of the DBS satellite . . .

the 100GB archos version is on eBay pretty regular in the mid 700's, feedback seems to be pretty good on them . . .

so where would i find the frequency . . of the UHF's ?? :confused:

Giving away a 942/Explaining Dual/Single Mode. Question to win a 942: At what frequency our UHF remote operate? [B] copyright of Satelliteguys.us :) i didn't see the answer to this in the thread, is it a continuing question that needs resolved, or was the 942 given away already...

theoretically, a contract can only be instituted or extended when the company incurs a potential loss by providing a customer with equipment at less than cost, and attempting to recover that potential loss over time. but that's just a theory, as i found with direcTV when i added the fox sports...

and because there's no satellite frequencies and no DC voltages, a splitter is all that's necessary, rather than a diplexer? thanks, jgs