OTA has bit the Dust

Yes! This is what I do! The Dish OTA tuner for some of the channels have such a low signal for me, but then my Zapperbox or the TV tuner plays them with no problem. Also, I live in a woody area, and the signal strength varies when leaves are on the trees vs when they aren't, and it seems like my TV or Zapperbox is more reliable than the Dish OTA tuner.
I finally did get my OTA on the Hopper 3 working and scanned the Local Channels and Sub Channels both came back up. But I am really curious about the Zapperbox and what and how it works.
 
I finally did get my OTA on the Hopper 3 working and scanned the Local Channels and Sub Channels both came back up. But I am really curious about the Zapperbox and what and how it works.
i believe the guide is like $2.50 a month wich isn't bad.. call 1-866-932-1956.. they will tell what you need to know
 
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It would have been nice if they kept the antenna a standard coax connection without the need for a stupid usb dongle like it was on the older boxes...
What you are suggesting would require an internal OTA tuner. That would mean every Hopper would have an OTA tuner. The majority of subscribers do not have OTA antennas so that internal tuner is a waste of equipment for most. That translates to expense for little need.
 

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