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What direction should the antenna be pointing for the EA?


Thank you for that, you guys are great.




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The last Dish post installation I saw, the tech dug the hole with a post hole digger. Then he hammered a flat spot near one end of the post and bent a short 'L' to prevent the post from turning when it was placed at the bottom of the hole. The next step was to pour dry cement into the hole and tamp it down, checking the level. He poured a couple of quarts of water in the hole before finishing up filling it with dirt. The coax was buried using what looked like a lawn edger to create a slot, with the coax pressed in with a thin board. After he walked along the coax path to press the sod back down, there was nothing to show it was there. I don't recall if that was a Dish direct tech or a Dish retailer tech though.
 
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Years ago, when I had a new roof installed, I switched my satellite dish from the roof to a pole mount. My installation went exactly as NYDutch described it in his post above. Dish did not charge me because I was a long time customer.
 
True, plus storms typically roll in from the West and the 129 being so far and low in the sky, it's just natural it's going to be the first to go out. I have the same results here. I watch TV in the rain all the time, until it gets really fierce out
 
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