Only allowed one RSN without sports pack?
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Nope..You are getting Reds games on FOXCIN because you reside within the terriotory of the Reds. However your zipcode lies outside the boundaries of the RSN.
I am in the same boat as you. I reside within the markets of 4 teams. REds Braves Orioles and Nats.
Here we have 3 RSN's.... FOS South...Sports South and MASN....I also receive the Reds games when they are on FOX Cin.....
you receivce it how it is sent. Just because a channel bills itself as HD does not mean HD equipment is sent to every event for a telecast.
Sorry for the stretch, but may be useful for someone. If I wasn't a Braves fan I would definitely "move" to somewhere in Iowa.
the map shows major league teams territories. It does not show which locations receive respective RSN's. The best way is to go onto Dish's website and type in your address/zip code.
So far that map has been pretty accurate in which RSN you are entitled to.
It correctly lists my RSN entitlement, and accurately shows the ones for Scherrman. Can anyone else confirm?
Link to map:
http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/sp/tools/med/2006/06/ipt/1150742098.jpg
It correctly lists my RSN entitlement, and accurately shows the ones for Scherrman. Can anyone else confirm?
Link to map:
http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/sp/tools/med/2006/06/ipt/1150742098.jpg
I am on the Dish Network Multisport
package page
MultiSports Package - From DISH Network
and it looks as though
if I Order the package for $5.99 a
month I would get the NHL network
and NBA Network?
Is this correct?
I currently have Turbo Silver
package page
MultiSports Package - From DISH Network
and it looks as though
if I Order the package for $5.99 a
month I would get the NHL network
and NBA Network?
Is this correct?
I currently have Turbo Silver
I'm in Iowa and just had Dish installed on Monday. Just switched from Mediacom for two major reasons. One is that no matter how much you would be willing to pay, Mediacom offers exactly 0 sports networks, at any level. (outside of Big 10, in the upper tiers). I'm a Cards fan from my 12 years in Missouri, 6 in St. Louis County. I averaged 1 available Cards game a week. I would have had to buy the extra sports pack with either Dish or DirecTV, and the cost with Dish is half. The other reason I went to Dish/Qwest? I'm saving $100 a month for the first year, and even when all the promos expire I will still save $60.
So does everyone have the hd sports alternate channels in the 400's like I have? Or do I have the mulit sport pak?
Do you have the RSNs? If so you have the sports pack, if you just have all the HDALTS everyone has those regardless of their package, but they are useless unless your local team is playing on one.
Thanks for the HD info, but I didn't address HD because the OP hadn't asked about HD. But I can tell you that there are some people who really don't think the RSN in HD is important, my brother for one, who doesn't care for HD and is completely satisfied with the RSN's in SD. Now, if the OP had an issue with finding the best place to get RSN's in HD 24/7, then it would have been important.
Anybody have any idea what the white "holes" on the map mean?
There's a big one in Arizona, a small one in Nebraska and several in Oklahoma and Texas, just for example.
There's a big one in Arizona, a small one in Nebraska and several in Oklahoma and Texas, just for example.
I don't know, but there's quite a bit of holy action around Atlanta. Surely they can get the Braves on their RSN from a national provider. I would go with incomplete data.
It is a blackout map, but it accurately shows what RSN most of us are entitled to. If you have the sports pack can you confirm it is correct for you? Houston and Texas?
