Now that everything has gone digital, is it possible to use a dsr 905 as a stand alone unit to subscribe to programing? I have an old receiver that i use to move my dish. Do i have to have a VCII to subscribe?
905 as a stand alone unit?
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You can use the 905 as a stand alone. I did for a while
It will control polarity and skew but not move the dish
Nothing is on VCII anymore so its not needed
It will control polarity and skew but not move the dish
Nothing is on VCII anymore so its not needed
It's best to keep it connected to a dish that you can still move for the best selection and EPG.
Otherwise it would work nicely for a satellite such as AMC18 (W5) at 105°. A nice selection of channels all in one place for a second choice.
The only drawback I have with my fixed 4DTV on W5 is the EPG doesn't load from there. It only displays the current program title with no details.
Otherwise it would work nicely for a satellite such as AMC18 (W5) at 105°. A nice selection of channels all in one place for a second choice.
The only drawback I have with my fixed 4DTV on W5 is the EPG doesn't load from there. It only displays the current program title with no details.
in my spare bedroom, i have a 905 sidecar, pansat 9200 and v box connected to a 7.5' dish. works fine..i use the v box to move the dish then pic the satellite on the 905 and your good to go.
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