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alright. guess i'll toss it in the garbo. thank you

In other words can i program a 54 remote to a roku device without the onscreen guide?

what is the normal range and how much do you think this adds? thanks

that's why they tried to buy sprint, we would already be seeing the service. they need to buy a partner with infrastructure and spectrum of their own.

people seem to forget that Charlie did buy up hundreds of millions of dollars in bandwidth alone. dish owns an entire terrestrial broadcast spectrum. remember? dish does not NEED cable to deliver it's service. Dish can broadcast whatever it wants on the spectrum it owns. it just needs...

I have had dish for 10 years...now I am finally considering switching to direct. would be nice to get the new customer price again. AND the football package. then I could also dump the hughes dishnet and bundle exede with direct.

got it. that's just fine. thanks.

of course...hm. and the masn would be available on 129, 110, or 119?

hi, I have a customer on western arc who wants to receive dish channel 432 MASN network: http://www.masnsports.com/masn-news-information/find-masn.html now..here in the west most games would be blacked out I believe? he wants to know if he can 'move' service to receive these games or if they...

right. menu - system setup -installation - hdtv setup. or on hopper under menu format tv I think?

if you had it on the old twin, and did not move the dish, and your current reading says 119 / conn. it is either because you are not using a separator, or the twin is bad. unless of course it is a single tuner, then you wouldn't need the separator.

you sure you are on hd? proper cable from stb to tv, proper setting on the receiver, proper service, etc? what input is your tv on?

it's referred to as a line post at hardware stores. pretty cheap. 1 5/8 od.

yep. or if you call dish they will read you the number over the phone if you ask.

also, dish has rules about the type of cable that can be buried. you may be wasting your time putting your own cable in, only to find out the tech says he/she has to replace it. also, if you bury the pole yourself you will avoid a reschedule (for digsafe). typically techs don't have an issue...

a retailer in my area charges $150. it is not disclosed in their flyers or website, they tell you over the phone really really fast with all the other disclaimers. of course they often drop the fee to $50, so you think you are getting a $100 special deal.

there actually is a price difference on one of the packages right now that varies depending on your credit qualification. no idea why. but they need to run the check to know what the price for programming will be for a new customer.

if it reads 110, and you verify and it then says 119, the dish is not aimed correctly. normally my meter will say 119, then when verified is on 110. but, the same solution holds true...it's not aimed right. the first port is for 119. the 2nd 110. the 3rd 129. (someone correct me if I am...

yeah, like I said I don't know that meter, does it have a verify button? I normally use a superbuddy which often misreads the first sat, until verified. as a tech, I guess if I were using a meter I trusted, and I was sure the dish was aimed right, I would try a new lnb next.

edit: I still think it is an aiming issue...

wow! I have never seen that. 110 on every port. something is very wrong, you sure all the ports on the node, etc are correctly hooked up?

what exactly does your checkswitch test say?

great. problem solved?

almost all lnbs have those white spots, it does not indicate a defect of any kind. probably an aiming issue, or a meter issue. I am not familiar with that meter but most meters only show you one sat at a time. have you hooked it up and run a checkswitch? the position of 110 in the checkswitch...

the normal best dealis free install/free activation, and all the stuff you mentioned minus that $200 card. make sure you have no install fee, or hookup fee of any kind, and that is probably the best deal you are going to get.