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You may down grade your service if this will help on the money. The lowest rate for DTV I think is under $40.00 a month.

Then your dish need to re-adjust.

I hate lease deal. but you have to pay for it and the product still not belong to you, still lease and pay monthly fee, what is the deal on this. Thats why I don't care what the new equipment came out and I do not give a damn on it, I will use the one I got ten years ago as long as it work.

I had ATT phone and DSL, it cost me around $75.00 a month, the internet does lag and slow sometime, when on movie showing, it lag most the time. I am trying to terminate ATT and get cable for internet and internet phone service from other company, it only cost me $25 plus tax etc on phone...

Sometime I wonder, spend over $110.00 per month on satellite program and only watch less then about 20 regular channels included local, its over $1300.00 a year, is it worth it ????

Here $66.40 with second room, but me own that second and first receivers, plus over $40 on international channels, make the total around $120. I don't subcribe any movie channel as those are rerun and rerun and over year or two movies. I can watch the new movies on the net which is less then...

Why peoples have to pay for the equipment and its not your property, you stuck in a two years commitment plus pay the monthly fee and programs fee. And THIS IS NOT A FREE LUNCH anyway.

The dish is very stable on pole which not to move at all and secured. When I got most the channel on 101 and 119 and signal quality at 95 and up to some in the 100, can not lock on 99 or 103, but when signal drop a few to below 95 on both sat, HD signal show up on 99 and 103, not much, 65 and...

My friend has three HD receiver in his home, run the coaxial direct from LNB to receiver, no switch. I did adjust dish for him at least three times the last month or two due to HD channels drop out, or no signal, after twisted the dish, it work perfectly for few hours and begin the same drop...

You never charge a pole mount ? Now that I wonder how you can stay in business. A 2" 6' pole cost around $15, if quikset cement needed, there another $6.00 plus other materials and labor, time travel, car maint, gas, insurance, etc. I do not know how much you can get from an installation now...

I think you need bigger dish and maybe out of the signal area.

Do anyone know what is this ?? I got a statement early this month fior regular bill of $62.00 say payment reversal, and today got an email say past due on this amount and double the amount, so it looks like they charge twice for this month. And the due day same as regular due day Tract back...

Thats what I uses do it when install regular KU dish. I can charge more with the materials and installation fee to cover up the loss time. But if I work with DTV or Dish, mostly will avoid this type of installation and they will not give the installer the loss time if it must to finish the job...

Most peoples will only watch a few of their favority channels, and most other channels are junk to them that very or never will watch, but have to pay for tghose junks.

MY friend has HDTV, with two receivers, one H22 AND ONE IS H20. The problem start few weeks ago, no receiver can get HD channels, the receiver will simple tell no signal 771 searching for signal on all HD channel. But regular digital channels are all in good standing, signal on all major...

Let see, a single receiver, required 100 ft of solid copper wire, 6 digicom connector, one wall plate and ground block. Required one hour of work time. How much cost for the materials and How much the pay from DTV if not an employee. If you think its not worth the hassel to do the job...

This will work, but my concern is, it is too far away from building and may not allow from building code.

If you get only 50 on sat meter, that mean you are not lock on any satellite, if you can, use your receiver and a small tv to check the signal while you adjust the signal.

Thats right, any receiver would work, I use the D10 to installed the slimline 5 LNBF, once set the 110 and get the signal, then adjust the skew for 101 and 119, it only took 5 minutes to get it all, in your case, find the 101 then adjust the rest. I am retired and carry no more expensive meter...

I am still using the phase 3 dish for my Phillips receiver, considering to upgrade to the slimline dish which is 5 LNBFs, but not upgrade the new receiver yet, the question is, can the old phillips receiver is capable to use the slimline dish ? intent to get just 101, 110 and 119 satellites...

Thats depending you want american make programs (two channels from DTV) or programs from Veitnam.

You flat panel TV is mounted to the indoor and not out door, and the TV will not move after its up there. But the KA dish is as heavy as the old old metal one meter KU dish, and this dish do not come with the dish supporting bars, so if there wind, rain, snow will definitely add extra strenght...

As this is in God's Act, the DTV will not response this damage. Insurance should pay the damage.