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If you are using a single sat 18" dish with a dual lnb, you cannot split the signal between the lnb and the receiver(s). You MUST run a dedicated cable from the receiver(s) to an open port on the LNB.

If you have 2 standard boxes, then the lines should go directly to the dish with no multiswitch being required. So that takes that out of the equation. If the installer used the existing cabling and you had cable tv before, it is possible that there's a splitter in the line between the...

It should be fine and no adjustment should be required providing the dish mount is plumb and the signal levels have been peaked on the existing LNBs.

I'm sorry for your negative experience. There are a lot of idiot techs out there. But, there are just as many who actually know their stuff and will bend over backwards to help you. I can say from my own experience as a tech, that the simple act of resetting the receiver should not delete...

I was charged $106 each. Retail for those receivers (H23) is close to that amount. Most retail for between 100 to 125 bucks depending on where you get them. I have activated receivers of this nature before and haven't had any issues. The receivers actually sold before the listing was pulled...

They were 3 H23-600s that I had issued to me as a sub contractor for an RSP in my area. Once we are issued the receivers by the company for installation for a customer we have 30 days to install them. If we do not, then we get charged for them. All 3 of the receivers "expired" and I paid for...

I have had several listings for receivers removed from EBay, saying that the listing violated their copyright or trademark policy. I have tried to contact both of them and get an answer on what can and cannot be listed or shown in the ad to prevent it from happening again, but I can't get a...

I'm sure everyone already knows this, but the receiver models HR21, HR22, HR23 and R22 are very slow to respond to remote commands. Is there any plan to fix this in the future? It's quite annoying.

Can't see that standing up in court unless they get a really ignorant judge who knows NOTHING about electronics. Unless something was wrong with the houses electrical system to start with, a receiver is not going to overload a circuit all by itself. Unless the customer has a hundred other...

Check out this thread: http://www.satelliteguys.us/dish-network-forum/96083-team-summit-general-assembly-notes.html It was talked about extensively here.

Existing customer's service will be uninterrupted. The current sat locations will continue to broadcast the same way they do now, to the same equipment they do now. However new customers will be put onto the MPEG4 bandwagon, getting MPEG4 receivers and a new dish pointed at the new sat...