I hope this clears the air a bit, I do hope everyone finds what they are looking for.![]()
If you could see some of the emails we get...
People send us all kinds of stuff. In an age where people should concerned about identity theft its not uncommon for someone to think we are DISH and or DIRECTV and send over things like...
Full Name
Full Address
Credit Card Number, security code on the back
Social Security Number
Account Username and password
Account Number
Account Pin
Phone Numbers (Home, Office, Cell)
It really is a good thing I am an honest guy and delete those emails when they come in. I dont want that kind of info to get into other peoples hands. Just another reason why I work hard to protect our members information.
77° is about the only place and no one know how much longer that they will have the conus.On 119°W, how come WABC, WNBC, and WCBS (in SD) appear to be on two different CONUS transponders?
I was just looking to see, out of curiosity, if there was some market that an RV user could "move" to permanently, in order to receive at least the network programming, preferably in HD. To answer that question, "western" arc (the old national 110, 119 and new 129) are totally dry for CONUS HD networks, just looking over Lyngsat.
Eastern Arc 61.5°W looks good though. Columbus, Denver, Jacksonville, etc. http://www.lyngsat.com/packages/dish61.html
The RV equipment that I know of though, look at the Western Arc birds though.
Many of us RVers carry equipment to access both arcs.The RV equipment that I know of though, look at the Western Arc birds though.
I still don't get why not allowing you to get locals not in your market is such a bad thing. You're still paying for them right?
Unless you still have DirectTV. Got rid of DirectTV 14 years ago and moved to Dish. Now it appears I am screwed for receiving distant network programming. I know someone with Direct who still has their distant network programming and in high definition I might add. Receiving distant networks was the main feature I enjoyed with satellite. I guess I got to enjoy it for fourteen years. I am able to watch programming from all over China but not all over America now. How ironic. I hope DirectTV does not lose it's ability to offer distant network programming as the last bastion of freedom. I know what I loved and felt passionate about. Protect whatever is left. I know I might have been breaking some rule by receiving distant network programming but what the heck. This whole situation is bogus. I guess it's time to start learning to enjoy other things. It appears my desires for distant network programming are fading. Maybe there will be some new technology that will allow me to continue to enjoy this. I sure hope so. Wouldn't have known about this if it wasn't for Satelliteguys. I wouldn't know how to spell satellite if it weren't for Satelliteguys. Thanks for all the help. It sucks that this has happened. This law is anti consumer.With just about all markets on spots now most of it is irrelevant. You pretty much can only get the market that they are living in now.
Let's see now we are talking about AAD and that is on Dish net. So why would I be discussing Directv? Also have a feeling that they will also start converting to spots as well as it saves bandwidth. That is the major reason that satellite is going that way.Unless you still have DirectTV. Got rid of DirectTV 14 years ago and moved to Dish. Now it appears I am screwed for receiving distant network programming. I know someone with Direct who still has their distant network programming and in high definition I might add. Receiving distant networks was the main feature I enjoyed with satellite. I guess I got to enjoy it for fourteen years. I am able to watch programming from all over China but not all over America now. How ironic. I hope DirectTV does not lose it's ability to offer distant network programming as the last bastion of freedom. I know what I loved and felt passionate about. Protect whatever is left. I know I might have been breaking some rule by receiving distant network programming but what the heck. This whole situation is bogus. I guess it's time to start learning to enjoy other things. It appears my desires for distant network programming are fading. Maybe there will be some new technology that will allow me to continue to enjoy this. I sure hope so. Wouldn't have known about this if it wasn't for Satelliteguys. I wouldn't know how to spell satellite if it weren't for Satelliteguys. Thanks for all the help. It sucks that this has happened. This law is anti consumer.
I don't think it is too much of a waste of bandwidth to offer the same amount of distant network programming as they always have, just a few markets. In my personal opinion there is no valid technological reason why this has to be the end of distant network programming. The loss of ADD is the loss of distant network programming from what I am reading on here. I don't want to be calling in every time I am outside of my spot beam. I'm usually able to receive local programming with antenna if needed. With distant networks I may not live in a market but I like to be able to enjoy that markets local news and programming and the different schedules due to time differences. Sometimes a show I missed in the time zone I am in can be caught in the later time zone feed even if I missed recording it. I've always had distant networks on satellite. Satellite will not be satellite without this to me. I am very disappointed this will be going away. Do I have any influence over this situation? It appears not. whatchel1 this is what I should have said my apologies.Let's see now we are talking about AAD and that is on Dish net. So why would I be discussing Directv? Also have a feeling that they will also start converting to spots as well as it saves bandwidth. That is the major reason that satellite is going that way.