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Yes just point a dish at 97w and get. Free to air receiver.You will have it for free

I don't see the big deal,drill a few holes pound in some lead anchors and screw the mast to the wall. I have installed many ka/ku dishes this way and have never had a problem I will wall mount over pole mount any day

Under the carpet is not a great idea,Tack Strips that hold the carpet down can cause major problems if they puncture the cable

I would love to see the ka/ku dish you installed in 10 minutes.That would be some great comedy.

Then you did not install it right,you cannot peak a ka-ku dish with a dvr.It's installers like you that give direct a bad name. Don't tell me to hone my install skills,I am sure that I would out install you any day direct,dish or fta

Directv ka-ku dish is ok if you have someone who know what they are doing to install it

Well your wrong dish uses a much wider ku band signal

Most directv installers lack both

We both know directv ka band is very weak and it takes time and skill to get a good signal on a ka/ku

You have some nerve calling me a troll

Yeah I actually have direct and dish.I am an installer for both as well.I help answer a lot of tech questions. Don't know what's up with all these derogatory comments what's up with that

You should tuck those 722 in your closet so you can watch dvr recordings.Your gonna need them every time a cloud passes overhead with directv's touchy ka hd satellite signals ?

Cancel your service then have your wife or other sign up for a new account

Did you ever think to go outside and see what is happening at this time.I have seen many times lawn irrigation cause some problems

Someone can't take a joke,I was a direct contractor at one point.I was just trying to lighten the mood geessshh

You are right you better call dish

Call Directv and tell them you want a in house tech.It's your right as a customer to have a well trained well equipped person in your house. Before I get contractor hate mail,There are as many bad in-house techs as there are contractors.But most people prefer not to have a smelly hobo with a...

Max out 101 the rest will follow if you have the skew right

You could also diplex satellite one port and the coaxial video output of your dvr Then send the video into a prewired rg6 Jack if you have one in your master bedroom

Sounds like you are trying to mirror the livingroom and bedroom tv.You are going to have to run a new line of rg6 and buy an rf modulator. First you are going to have to run a new line of rg6 from your bedroom to the living room. Hook the rf modulator to the video output on the reciever ...

Just peak the dish out on 101

Yes you can hook your receiver up to Internet at anytime.It is needed for video on demand and a few other features. You could run a line straight from your router to your receiver or use a homeplug Adapter.

Please do not become a contract tech,You will be better off at mcdonalds after the backcharge the life and soul out of you. Not to mention you are responsible for all taxes,insurance,cable,fittings,Ground wire and all tools. Most sub contract companies will steal every penny from you that they...

True but he has a 21 so he's all good

I'm not saying this guy shouldn't of got the service he deserved.But should cut the installer a little slack. Yeah I would of networked it,I would of used hdmi and yeah I would of left the plate and took the dish.But I wouldn't of done a stitch of that in the rain