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You could do that or just connect your wing dish to the input of the new LNB. The DP34 is not DPP so it requires two lines to a dual tuner receiver.

Some Eastern Arc customers have their locals on the 77 satellite. The new hybrid LNBF does not see 77 so you would need an additional wing dish. Probably the issue.

Nope, just works.

That's what I do when I need a Joey somewhere else for awhile. Works just fine, so does an Ethernet cable.

I like putting the OTA in a side by side PIP with the same local channel from satellite to see how it compares to the satellite one. Usually cannot tell the difference except for the 10 second delay on the dish one.

You only use taps on lines going to Hoppers or Super Joeys to add a standard or 4K Joey, splitters are for multiple 4K or standard Joeys only. 4K Joeys wire up just like a regular Joey.

That's how to use a duo node if you don't have a single node. The first line from the dish is only used for the first Hopper, the third line from the dish is only used for the second Hopper, and the second line is used for both Hoppers.

Supposed to use skip forward/back buttons to change tabs now.

Unless a HIC is detected.

I believe the Dish 500+ is the one with the DP 118.7 LNB.

Doesn't have a dead eSATA port.

This is what I use...

I just mirror with a high quality RF modulator on channel 55 to a half dozen TVs. Everyone thinks it's HD but it's not. SD on small TVs can look pretty good when HD is the source. All the remotes work OK but one that I have to hold near a doorway and the source Joey is vertical for a stronger...

I think the HIC is better as the Joeys don't rely on the Hopper for their internet connection. Also with a HIC you can use the Hopper's ethernet ports for feeding internet to other devices by turning on bridging, (NOT supported by Dish).

I don't have static and my IP never changes after reboots or power outages. Internet provider probably uses IP reservation that expires after x number of days with no connection.

You can easily mirror a Hopper or Joey with an RF modulator for good quality SD or a HDMI splitter for HD.

To those receiving H3s, I assume the installation setup will simply hang at step one waiting for software download since there is no public software on the satellite yet. Someone will let us know soon.

You can use the dual hub with the H3, just won't have anything connected to the second satellite and host ports.

Can't put the new Hybrid LNB on a 1000.4 dish, not compatible with shape of dish. You can use the same mast and just replace the dish assembly with a 1000.2.

Dish coax transponder signal formats in order of introduction date; legacy (original), DP, DPP/DP+, DPX (Hopper), DPZ (Hopper3).

38 checks is pre-DP. If you have DP equipment or newer (98% of customers) and you see 38 checks, it means the receiver doesn't detect the dish at all and is now checking for presence of a legacy dish.

When the DPH42 switch is released, the existing 1000.4 EA dish will work again as a one dish solution.

Any DP or DPP dish that has the head designed to receive the 118 orbital can be used as a wing dish for 118.

Dish said max of 6 Joeys, not 7.

It's within 1/8" same as H1/2 in all directions.