Brand New 922 Design. Wow!!

[Sat Monkey]

Totaly new design, with Bit Stream.
Crazy.

You hard core old school dish guys should like this one.

 

[Poke]

LOL!!

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Someone needs to learn how to dust.

 

[Koilvr]

Did Indiana Jones find this under the kingdom skull? Sure is dusty.

 

[Young C]

Someone needs to learn how to dust.

:lol:

 

[TheKrell]

OK, I give... What model is this? Do I see a D-VHS on there? If so, then why is there also a Dish logo on it?

 

[Rey]

DAMN........... i fell for that one lol

 

[Rey]

OK, I give... What model is this? Do I see a D-VHS on there? If so, then why is there also a Dish logo on it?

yep dish made this.i don't remember the model # but this is very old.....

 

[Bob Haller]

5400? I think it may have taken a high def adapter

 

[Rangers484]

My allergies are acting up just looking at that picture.

 

[Rey]

My allergies are acting up just looking at that picture.

 

[Bob Haller]

the dust? was jen living there?

she refused to dust. or clean, or do laundry, or put away clothes, or cook, Well you get the picture

 

[whatchel1]

better off

the dust? was jen living there?

she refused to dust. or clean, or do laundry, or put away clothes, or cook, Well you get the picture

Sounds like you are better off now that she's gone.

 

[TheKrell]

yep dish made this.i don't remember the model # but this is very old.....

Ah yes, now I made out the "Built-in Dish Network Satellite Receiver." Obviously digital, and obviously a recorder. Did Dish ever patent this thing? (You know where I'm going with that question...)

 

[yaz96]

I remember those. It was too rich for my blood at the time!

 

[Tony S]

IIRC, The receiver was made by JVC... was called HM-DSR100RU and the original price was $949.95. It was very technically advanced at the time it was released.

 

[bf3000]

I actually had one of these back in the day. It was essentially a Dish 5000 receiver combined with a digital VCR, and the unit was produced in a partnership that Dish had with JVC. The tapes were pretty expensive, but since everything was digital, there was no loss and the recordings were perfect (just like a DVR). Looking back it is pretty archaic, but at the time it was awesome.

 

[beercan]

I bought this same model when I joined Dish. JVC Digital VHS. Outstanding video playback & DD5.1. Then it started eating tapes. oh well. It was fun while it lasted.

 

[Rey]

JVC USA Store - HM-DSR100RU - DIGITAL SAT/D-VHS REC.

 

[n0qcu]

I actually had one of these back in the day. It was essentially a Dish 5000 receiver combined with a digital VCR, and the unit was produced in a partnership that Dish had with JVC. The tapes were pretty expensive, but since everything was digital, there was no loss and the recordings were perfect (just like a DVR). Looking back it is pretty archaic, but at the time it was awesome.

The tape may have been expensive but all you had to do was drill a 7/64 " hole in the correct spot on an 'ordinary' tape and save a few dollars (after all tape is tape).