oh cool
they don't. But if DirecTV is like Dish they like to call multiple receiver users to verify every box is in the same house
Use Dish Receiver at second location
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they don't. But if DirecTV is like Dish they like to call multiple receiver users to verify every box is in the same house
i do not have dish yet but planning to get it soon.
i have similiar cocnern regarding multiple recievers.
We live in multiple floor(3 including basement) house. the top floor is rented to my cousin and his family. they have different phone number upstairs then our on ground and basement floor.
If I was to get 2+ recievers and have them connected to phone lines but to 2 different phone numbers. is dish gonna have problem with this? or should i better not hookup with phone line at all ?
what fees do they charge for second reciever. it is bit unclear. they say it is 5 bucks but not if phone is connected.
I am planning to splitt cost with him.
i have similiar cocnern regarding multiple recievers.
We live in multiple floor(3 including basement) house. the top floor is rented to my cousin and his family. they have different phone number upstairs then our on ground and basement floor.
If I was to get 2+ recievers and have them connected to phone lines but to 2 different phone numbers. is dish gonna have problem with this? or should i better not hookup with phone line at all ?
what fees do they charge for second reciever. it is bit unclear. they say it is 5 bucks but not if phone is connected.
I am planning to splitt cost with him.
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he could do that if he wanted. I'd just be worried if DirecTV calls wanting the receiver info
just out of curiosity, where in N Central MN? We have a cabin about 1/2 east of Brainerd
as for the locals, probably not as DirecTV uses tighter spotbeams than Dish does. I know Minneapolis locals on Dish are pretty much the state of MN and western WI. DirecTV is probably the same way
I didn't think that DirecTv had location id information or any way of verifying in the system information screen that all of the receivers are at the same location other than having all of the phone lines connected to the receivers.
First timer on these forums, but found almost the exact thread i was looking for right away. So here's my situation.
Going to the family's new lake house next weekend where we don't have Dish Network account at, however previous owners did have and left the actual dish there hooked up. We are wanting to rent a PPV event on saturday night. My question is, can we purchase the PPV on our receiver while at home a day in advance, then take the receiver to the lake house and watch it there? I appreciate any information. Look foward to hearing back from you.
Going to the family's new lake house next weekend where we don't have Dish Network account at, however previous owners did have and left the actual dish there hooked up. We are wanting to rent a PPV event on saturday night. My question is, can we purchase the PPV on our receiver while at home a day in advance, then take the receiver to the lake house and watch it there? I appreciate any information. Look foward to hearing back from you.
IF you have a dvr like the 522, 625, 722, 622,612 , and you want to record a pay per view from your house before you take it to your vacation house , it would work whether you have a dish at the house or not. Because dvrs will allow you to watch programs whether you are hooked up to the dish or not.
But there is no guarantee that the dish you have at the vacation house, has the right amount of cables or switches you need to work with your receiver . IF you try to use it at the vacation house you would have to run a check switch before it would work for live sat video . Once you took the receiver home you would have to rerun the check switch again to get it to recognize the old dish setup.
But there is no guarantee that the dish you have at the vacation house, has the right amount of cables or switches you need to work with your receiver . IF you try to use it at the vacation house you would have to run a check switch before it would work for live sat video . Once you took the receiver home you would have to rerun the check switch again to get it to recognize the old dish setup.
dont plug them into the 2nd phone number. That is exactly how my dad has it. The basement in his house was originally built as an apartment
He has 2 boxes in his part of the house (living room & bed room) and those are plugged into his phone line
the 3rd box is in the basement and NOT hooked up to phone line
unless its a dual tuner box, its 5 bucks additional regardless if its plugged into phone line
He has 2 boxes in his part of the house (living room & bed room) and those are plugged into his phone line
the 3rd box is in the basement and NOT hooked up to phone line
unless its a dual tuner box, its 5 bucks additional regardless if its plugged into phone line
NO they look for the location code on your menus screen and it changes every few minutes. There is no way to fake it or use somebody else with a phone . Now if you used slingblade , which would be totally ironic since Echostar owns them now, you might be able to do it . But I wouldn't advise it.
LOOK at the menu button on your remote and hit it twice- should pull up the system info screen. Then look down to the last line before Primary Remote address & you will see location id. This is how they know where the receiver is at all times. If you aren't in front of the screen as they ask for the location id , they will bust you and turn off all your receivers except one. Unless they are really pissed then they just shut you down completely.
I think even 2 sats plus your declared location would work. They could compare your signal strength (averaged) to what it should be at your listed service address.
Just a thought.
Does this rule apply to all receivers leased and owned. I can see where it might apply to leased, but not to the receivers you own. I have a receiver that I own that I also move to a cabin when I am using it, then it comes back home with me. Also they said that I would not need a phone line to the one that I own.
they really don't care about the actual receiver, they just want to make sure that you aren't letting your neighbor use their service. so what you do is keep the receiver in your house and run a cable over to his. then use a uhf remote to control the receiver.
