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I have seen installations where the dish was pointed through the window work with only degraded signal strength, just be aware that if you have problems with it and do not have any outside mounting options or managements permission your on your own. Internal techs won't touch it without either...

"the LNB was still full. He replaced it and caulked it shut" My understanding is that he did replace the LNB, not sure why he caulked it either but if it fixed the problem and made the customer happy then why not.

FSM/Baxter, MN

Thanks iceberg

My reserve unit has been activated and i'm heading to Iraq soon, does anyone know if I can hit the 119/110 satellite over there? Thanks in advance.

Menu...system setup...installation...system info

If he only made $10 for showing up on site this was not a DNS installer. It may have been a sub-contractor. After taking a couple of days reading the bashing of DNS installers I have to make my comments. There are good and bad installers in every genre, be it DNS, sub-contractors, or...

Correct!!!

Since the DPP 44SW is required to install the 61.5 with a superdish there should be no additional charge for the switch. If the installer tries to charge you for this contact your nearest DNS office.

Driving a ground rod into the ground is not a proper ground according to NEC code.

You can receive 119/110 off of a starband dish if you have the correct bracket. there are two different brackets available one if your starband is pointed at 101 and another if it's pointed at 129.

Suggestion: call the office that the technician was dispatched from (number should be on the paperwork he left you) and tell them about your experience. Dish Network has a program in place to recognize good emplyees.

The current system works something like this... Each job is assigned a set number of units ie: points, and an average number of completion hours based on the points/units. For instance a trouble call is given 12 points and two hours. Each State is broken down into management areas, and...

I guess I don't understand why you believe Dish Network should let you install this system. You don't contract to dish to do installs which means you wouldn't be bound to follow they're business rules for performing a commercial install. (I'm not in any way implying that your not capable)...

There is no such thing (to my knowledge) as a DPP 21 switch. You must have a DP twin and a DPP 44 switch. Check to make sure the power inserter is plugged in if your 811 is running off port one of the DPP 44 switch. If that doesn't fix it try moving the 811 to the place where the 921 is and...

I am new here so i'm not going to reply to this post in the manner that I really want to however, if this is any indication of how people on here are going to present themselves I won't be here any longer. Once again my original post had nothing to do with the 811 receiver, I was simply...

Actually I was referring to needing a 311 receiver to replace the second tuner on the 522, the 811 is a single tuner receiver. I of course was assuming that he didn't want HD on his second TV. I stand corrected on the additional receiver fees however, you got it wrong too. The following...

Normally he would have one with him, occasionally shipments go awry and they are out of them.

If it is a LNBF problem a replacement is included in the trouble call price.

In most situations we are not allowed to run the cable along the wall/floor from one room to another, it's a trip hazard and is not considered professional.

It is possible to "split" the picture to several TV's, three things you should keep in mind. (1) all the TV's will be on the same channel (2) unless you have multiple remotes or carry the remote room to room with you you will not be able to change channels. (3) Add too many TV's and you could...

If the pole does not belong to the landlord the installer "should" not install it there, here in Minnesota we can be fined $200.00 for installing on a utility pole owned by the power company.

I've got a question, in your post you state that you weren't home when your dish was installed and you referred to the installer as a "lazy installer". Did you or your fiance tell the installer where you wanted the receiver? It very well may be (and since I haven't seen the install I don't...

The reason for the mandatory installation fee is that most customers do not have a current installation that is compatible to the 522/322 receivers. The 522/322 receivers require two lines from the dish/switch to the receiver and then one line to TV 1 and one line to TV 2 . In some situations...

A few common mistakes when pointing the dish 500 are... Make sure your elevation and skew are set correctly. Make sure your mast is level. Once you get those set correctly if you start from the extreme right and move the dish to the left the first satellite you hit should be 119, lock...