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I have had Comcast Digital since it was offered here in Chicago. My best guess is about 6 or 8 years. I have two lines with unlimited calling. The monthy bill is $69.00. Comcast gives you free with the service three upgrades CW, CID and others. I have only had a couple of outages in all these...

Hi Louis welcome to Satellite Guys forum. I persume that you are located in New Zeland. Since your on the opposite side of the globe you may want to checkout the below link. http://www.lyngsat.com/

Logo's are really annoying. I have a 50" Sammy. The Military channel logo is 2" off the bottom and 8" wide.

Is there anything in your lease regarding the installation of DBS dishes? If not what legal grounds would the landlord have to evict you?

Your asking too much.

Correct me if I am wrong. AC current in France is 110 volt 50 cycles. The US is 60 cycles. Another problem is the transmission type. NTSC is the North American standard. I think that Europe uses PAL transmission. It has been a long time since I have been to France but this was the standard then.

Check out this link for a great BUD forum. http://www.satforums.com/

Everything is correct that I have been reading. Is your PC clock set on the right time? In your profile did you select your proper time zone?

Why so you can hack them. You better read the forum rules. If you did'nt here is the short answer. Go away and don't come back. BYE

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Iceberg I just received the SW21 today. I allready had the cable ran from the Voom LNB. I hooked it up and ran a switch check. All the 61.5 channels that I could receive came in. I did have to call Dish and have them authorize CBS HD. Another switch check was necessary to view the channel...

Thanks for the help. I'm going to order one.

I did a switch check and it only states 500 quad. The dish is on the roof. From the ground it looks like either the Legacy Quad or Dish Pro Quad. In the link they both look alike. Is there a visible data plate on the LNB that will tell you which type it is? If so I can get a ladder out tomorrow...

I know this has been brought up before but I can't find the tread. I have Voom and Dish. The Dish LNB is a quad. The Voom LNB is a dual LNB with only one output being used for Voom. The other is not used. I am only interested in receiving the HD feed from New York. I live in Chicago so I can...

http://science.nasa.gov/Realtime/JTrack/ Scroll down and click onto J Track 3 D. You can select the satellite location by using the drop down box on the top of the screen. There is a small file that you will have to down load to use the viewer.

My neighbor has a summer home about 150 miles away. He took one of his two receivers to the home. He had someone install a dish for him that he bought. He said that this was not a install by "E". He does not have any phone lines plugged into either receiver.

You may have a problem in a basement. Your probably surrounded by cement walls and steel support beams. The best bet is a outdoor antenna. If any of your digital locals are VHF forget the basement antenna. Try this link for local information. http://antennaweb.org/aw/Address.aspx If in...

The short answer is no. Check the link that I posted. http://www.lyngsat.com/28east.html http://www.ses-astra.com/satellites/footprints.php?sat=15

Possibly for Alaska & Hawaii service. Also they could mirror their 61.5 feeds for the west coast. The dish is almost at the horizon on the left coast for 61.5. The 157 location would be great for Voom west of the Rockies subscribers.

I would just replace it with RG6. Home Depot sells RG6 in various size rolls. Also RG6 connectors can be bought in bulk.

There are many foreign broadcaster's that are on this satellite and others. Most of the channels are broadcast in the clear. With a DVB receiver and a small KU antenna you can receive the signals. http://www.lyngsat.com/ia5.html http://www.lyngsat.com/freetv/United-States.html

I subscribed to Starchoice for about two years. SC is a great source for US football. If your a hockey fan this is the way to go. Take your pick between Bell Expressvu or SC they are both great services. You may find it easier to install Expressvu than SC due to the type of dish SC uses...

For bulk try eBay. If you just need a few things Home Depot sells RG6 cable and connectors. Radio Shack is handy but expensive.

A real great site for BUD owners is http://www.satforums.com I was with them for several years. Join the owners only forum for additional info. regarding the use of the generic satellites. My BUD came down about a month ago. The only reason was due to tree growth obstructing my view. Have fun...

After a factory reset you need to call your satellite provider. Have the CSR re-authorize the receiver.