East Coast Feeds for the west coast
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No can do.
This ain't the C-band days
. Certainly was sweet in the 80's to be able to view both feeds; news prep shots; etc. However, I wouldn't go back - no DVR; time to move the dish from Sat to Sat.
This ain't the C-band days
. Certainly was sweet in the 80's to be able to view both feeds; news prep shots; etc. However, I wouldn't go back - no DVR; time to move the dish from Sat to Sat.
and make up an address on the East Coast, as they're not allowed to give people HD feeds that are earlier than their time zone.
Where can I go to receive the East Coast Network feeds? I live on the West coast.
You can subscribe to Dishnetwork's Super Station package for $7. a month.The Super Station package has WWOR-New York/WPIX-New York/WSBK-Boston/KWGN-Denver/KTLA-Los Angeles.
They carry a select amount of Mets (wpix) and Yankees (wwor) games; now whether you will be blacked out or not I don't know. I live in both the Mets and Yankees broadcasting territory.
you're not blacked out of those games. When I had Dish they gave me WPIX as a CW for my locals (local CW is cable only/subchannel) and I wasnt blacked out of those games here in MN
Where can I go to receive the East Coast Network feeds? I live on the West coast.
Canadian TV. That's the only way.
Jhon69 said:You can subscribe to Dishnetwork's Super Station package for $7. a month.The Super Station package has WWOR-New York/WPIX-New York/WSBK-Boston/KWGN-Denver/KTLA-Los Angeles.
The supers aren't HD sadly
Far easier to make up an address somewhere in Northern Maine for All American Direct than the hoops you need to go through for Canadian tv.
The address for All American Direct doesn't even have to be the same one as your Dish Network address, as they are separate companies.
All Amercian Direct has RV waivers available. Read the definition as it doesn't necessarily have to be an "RV" if you have a vehicle you use for "camping" and are using those receviers for that "purpose"
Then you can use any address. AS the RV "could be traveling to the east coast.
Then you can use any address. AS the RV "could be traveling to the east coast.
I don't think they'd accept someone "camping" in a Ford Escort.
The say that the Vehicle has to be "designed" for camping. And you have to send in a copy of a valid RV vehicle registration that is in your name.
From the RV waiver form at https://www.mydistantnetworks.com/RVDeclarationRequest3.19.2010.pdf
Bob had a good thought..Slingbox. Has anyone ever considered a network of Slingbox Friends (ala Facebook) where one would contact a "Slingfriend" on the East Coast to view a channel so you could watch an East Coast ball game or an early Late Show in Los Angeles? Could this work?
Although I have seen some extremists who camp and live in small vehicles--agree with you that the Escort would be a stretch- but vans, suv's or similar that are used for temporary living quarters could pass.
I don't think they'd accept someone "camping" in a Ford Escort.
The say that the Vehicle has to be "designed" for camping. And you have to send in a copy of a valid RV vehicle registration that is in your name.
Yes, but they are not "designed" as to be an rv. I just said an Escort to reenforce the poijt.
are there any places I can "move" to on the east coast that my satellite on the west coast can still see?
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