With only two TVs, why would you want 2 Hoppers? One Hopper 3 and a Joey are all you would ever need. You would have to purchase the second one outright and pay more in monthly fees. Makes no sense.I am ready to switch to Dish from Direct, I have two tv's what do you recommend for receivers?. I would like two Hoppers??? Is that possible?
I am ready to switch to Dish from Direct, I have two tv's what do you recommend for receivers?. I would like two Hoppers??? Is that possible?
You could get 2 Hopper 2's from DISH but like KAB said, if you want 2 Hopper 3's you have to buy the second one.
Like has been said, a Hopper 3 and a Joey 3 would probably be the best solution as long as you don't have to have the DVR's isolated.
thanks to all that responded. you have answered all my ???s.
looks like the Hopper3 and the joey3 is my route.
If i want to isolate my recordings what would need to change?
thanks to all that responded. you have answered all my ???s.
looks like the Hopper3 and the joey3 is my route.
If i want to isolate my recordings what would need to change?
Good luck, I think you’re gonna love it!just signed up for Dish............Hopper3 and two joey3s.......... gonna add another tv.
thanks to all.........had to pay a little extra for the hopper3 but it will be worth it.
total cost: $52.65
Congratsjust signed up for Dish............Hopper3 and two joey3s.......... gonna add another tv.
thanks to all.........had to pay a little extra for the hopper3 but it will be worth it.
total cost: $52.65
This isn't a answer to your question but have you looked into what your local network situation is? If you decide to get the local networks you may have some of them blacked out and Dish has a history of long negotiations with the networks.I am ready to switch to Dish from Direct, I have two tv's what do you recommend for receivers?. I would like two Hoppers??? Is that possible?
This isn't a answer to your question but have you looked into what your local network situation is? If you decide to get the local networks you may have some of them blacked out and Dish has a history of long negotiations with the networks.
Let’s see, I’ve had Dish for nearly 20 years. In that time I have had one local channel blacked out for a total of less than a week. Generalizations don’t count for much...This isn't a answer to your question but have you looked into what your local network situation is? If you decide to get the local networks you may have some of them blacked out and Dish has a history of long negotiations with the networks.
Well there's a lot of people on Dish's website and this one that state different.Let’s see, I’ve had Dish for nearly 20 years. In that time I have had one local channel blacked out for a total of less than a week. Generalizations don’t count for much...
If you want to totally isolate your recordings you would need 2 Hoppers.
If you have 2 H3's. Isolated or not do you receive two dish anywhere logins?
The last time I switched Hoppers on DA I had to unplug the one in order to switch back to primary one.No, only one DISH Anywhere login per account. Both receivers will be selectable on your receiver list.
The last time I switched Hoppers on DA I had to unplug the one in order to switch back to primary one.
Well there's a lot of people on Dish's website and this one that state different.
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