Will A Dishnet 1000 Dish Work Wih The Hopper?

[Bornbroke]

I want to set up a Dishnet Dish at my camping site (private). I have a Dish 1000 dish from a previous system. I want to know will this dish work with the Hopper? I have a SOLO NODE 185834 that I was told I would need. The dish does have 3 LNB'S. If this dish will not work, what will I need?









































if I take the hopper from the house?

 

[osumike]

I think you must have a 1000.2 at your Camp ground, not a dishnet dish. Can you post a pic of the dish you want to connect the hopper to?

 

[TheKrell]

Yeah, the solo Hopper node requires DPP outputs. If your Dish 1000 has DP LNBs, then this is getting pretty gnarly but you could plug those 3 into a DPP33, and from there two cables to the solo node, and finally one 3GHz cable to your Hopper.

 

[osumike]

I think you must have a 1000.2 at your Camp ground, not a dishnet dish. Can you post a pic of the dish you want to connect the hopper to?

To clarify, I believe he actually does not have a DISHNET reflector and tria, but rather a 1000.2 dish with dpp triple lnb. OP, is that correct?

 

[Bornbroke]

I want to set up a Dishnet Dish at my camping site (private). I have a Dish 1000 dish from a previous system. I want to know will this dish work with the Hopper? I have a SOLO NODE 185834 that I was told I would need. The dish does have 3 LNB'S. If this dish will not work, what will I need?if I take the hopper from the house?































I'll try and get a picture tomorrow! Thanks









if I take the hopper from the house?

 

[boba]

How about an old dish 1000 a DPP Twin and a single DP for 129

 

[3HaloODST]

Are all three LNBs in one piece or are they separate?

 

[Bornbroke]

How about an old dish 1000 a DPP Twin and a single DP for 129

I would say about 6 years old at the most. I am trying to post a picture with no success.

 

[Bornbroke]

Are all three LNBs in one piece or are they separate?

The LNB'S are separate.

 

[Brussam]

Sounds loike a DPP1000 with the dual LNBF for 119/110 and a single LNBF for 129. Works fine with a Hopper and that is what I have for a ground dish.

The switch in the dual takes the single from the single and combines it.

 

[DNSTrainer]

Here are four examples of Dish 1000

All but the first will work fine connected directly to the node. The first one would have to have DishPro LNBs (not legacy), and would need a switch, either a DPP33 or a DPP44 between the LNBs and the node.

 

[Bornbroke]

Here are four examples of Dish 1000
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All but the first will work fine connected directly to the node. The first one would have to have DishPro LNBs (not legacy), and would need a switch, either a DPP33 or a DPP44 between the LNBs and the node.

The dish does have a switch DP34, if that's any help! Maybe ,I can get my daughter to post a picture.

 

[Martinash]

34 is a DP technology and will not work with hopper. You need DPP 33 or DPP 44 as mentioned earlier, if you need a switch at all.


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[garys]

If the lnb's are DP, change the DP34 switch for a DPP33 or DPP44 and then run two lines to the single node. The line for the Hopper gets connected to the host out on the node and any Joeys to the client. If the lnb's are DPP (which I doubt you have), remove the DP34 switch and run two lines from the dish to the node. Outputs from node to receivers would be the same.

 

[3HaloODST]

Hopper goes to Host, Joeys to Client.

 

[garys]

Thanks for noting my error. I corrected it.

 

[uriel0818]

It sounds like you have the 1 with the 3 seperate lnbs at the end right? Each lnb is only picking up 1 orbital so you will need a dpp switch (33 or 44) then connect that to the node. But honestly i try to keep the system as simple as possible. If you can get your hands on a 1000.2 that will makes things work much better

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[KKlare]

Perhaps, you could not post picture because when you started you had less than 5 posts. You do now.
-Ken

 

[Bornbroke]

Perhaps, you could not post picture because when you started you had less than 5 posts. You do now.
-Ken

I have a former Dishnet guy coming over next week to help me out. Thanks everybody for your help, I'll let you know what happens.