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thank you very much. i have been trying to view my bill for two weeks. it's due today and i wasn't going to pay until i got to see my bill. this fix worked great for me on WinXP / IE7 / Adobe Reader 8.1.1

so i did my "move" last week and then added the locals in the market where i actually live (baltimore) via the website. everything worked great. until today. my baltimore channels are mysteriously gone. booooo... what happened? anybody out there still have two dmas?

^ correct. 61.5 requires a second dish. 110, 119, and 129 are all pretty close together so it's possible to get three LNBs that see these guys all on one dish. getting 110, 119, and 61.5 on one dish would be an engineering marvel to behold.

now that is funny.

My wife noticed last year that as it got closer to christmas the BYU Radio network (channel 980) had a lot of nice christmas music featuring, not surprisingly, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

i guess this is where i admit that my only real interest in this feature of the website was to take advantage of said flaw. i guess i missed the window of opportunity.

If I login to my account at dishnetwork.com, pick Add programming from the menu on the left, and then click to add Local channels, I always get the error message in the attached jpg image. Do other people have this problem?

they don't care. happy customers don't switch to cable. i pay for the channels i get. i just don't always get the ones the fcc thinks i need. dish network has bigger problems (read: pirates) to deal with. but i digress. anybody know what is going on with the error?

i'm about to do my annual "move" south to north carolina for better coverage of acc basketball season on fox sports net south and i figured this year i'll try and keep my baltimore locals while i'm at it. i have not yet done the "move" but will do it shortly. currently, when i login to my dish...

http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-hd-discussions/104477-anyone-have-happen-when-moving.html let me also say that if anybody wants help with "moving" but doesn't want to post on this thread, i am happy to answer questions via a PM.

^ yes. atlanta and nashville are the closest cities to you that have hd locals available at 129 degrees. you can see the whole list here: EKB: Dish HD Locals washington dc is on 61.5 but you don't have that dish.

^ not if you expressly tell them to change only your service address. just make sure they leave your billing address unchanged. or sign up for paperless billing.

EKB: Dish Network Channels at 105°

^ suit yourself. meanwhile the world goes on (mostly in HD).

enter your address and your neighbor's address here: https://customersupport.dishnetwork.com/customernetqual/prepAddress.do see if there is a difference...

check the signal strength on transponder 9 from 119 degrees. if it is decent, a "move" to birmingham would get you both their SD and HD locals. according to the spotbeam map that james long has compiled, you are right in the fringe area where it might work. to see the map, go here...

yes -- do what ^^ says. go to menu 6-1-1 and run the check switch test. when it's done (this takes a couple of minutes), exit back to live tv and it will force a download of the guide data for your new locals (this also takes a few minutes).

yes, but why not just call? you are over-analyzing this. it is so easy. just call and make the switch. a previous poster went from austin to houston to dallas in 2 weeks. i went from greensboro (my "winter home" for acc basketball) to baltimore (where i actually live) to boston (without...

i did the move two days after i signed up for service. told the csr that my neighbor turned me in to the HOA for not filing the necessary "architectual improvement" forms and now the HOA was complaining about the location of the dish. so i took it down until i can dispute it at the next HOA...

you can't watch it on the out of town RSN because your in town RSN owns the broadcast rights to the game. what time is it and where do you live? i have a hard time believing that the game isn't televised locally.

MLB blackout restrictions are here: http://www.maurybrown.com/images/MLBTerritories.jpg if you really are in the "home territory" for the teams you mentioned then adding the RSN package would get you their games without blackouts.

sounds like FTA to me.

in my opinion it is definitely worth the risk (which is small). just don't do anything that would attract attention to your account -- keep your receivers plugged into a phone line and you'll be fine.

if you were an existing customer just upgrading equipment then you can do your "move" any time. new customers generally wait a couple of days to make sure they are in the system. if you need help picking a service address, send me a PM.

you would need a Dish 1000, not a SuperDish. And yes, a Dish 1000 would receive signals from the three satellites that you need for HD programming -- 110, 119, and 129 degrees. You would not have HD locals in the Columbus / Tupelo market.