Search results for query: *

Thanks Thanks Tower Guy for the suggestions. That HD-7698P is one heavy dude. Would you suggest a Channel Master CM9521A or could I get by with a cheaper alternative. I don't totally understand some of the mechanical load specs I've seen on some rotator models.

After 30+ years as a cable subscriber I have decided to make a switch later this year to Directv. I want an emergency fallback if satellite service is interrupted by weather (heavy rain - etc). Subchannel offerings not available via Directv locals and high quality network HD are also my goals...

.... and the last I checked, John Wall is still un-committed. John Wall wants to commit to Calipari but his Handler/AAU coach is the fly in the ointment. He is opposed to the kid going there because he has zero connections to Kentucky's program. He want's him to stay in state because he has...

My exact same experience..... I am not a DishNetwork subscriber and was getting 3 to 5 calls a day from that number back last Oct/Nov/Dec timeframe. I found this info over at DBSTalk: These calls are dialed by a computer - a Predictive Dialer. If you answer, they are supposed to transfer...

If you do a search of this forum with a thread title of: "Weather Channel: Locals on the 8's" you can find a lot of info about this topic.

:D Maybe it's a Kentucky conspiracy as #50 Louisville has no HD locals yet. I think dish added some of the Louisville HD's last week but Direct is a nada.

I've Heard.... that these are good and definitely available from the BestBuy website: Antennas Direct - Outdoor Multidirectional HDTV Antenna Model: DB8 | SKU: 8850594 I don't use an OTA antenna so I'm going by word of mouth here - good luck.

:confused: oops - did I do something wrong? I thought if it was LyngSat listed it was fair game to discuss. Sorry for the mistake.

Galaxy16 Galaxy 16 at 99.0°W 12189 V tp 24

I've been lurking about for quite some time trying to educate myself. I didn't want to ask a stupid repetitive question if an answer was already provided elsewhere. So anyways - here goes my first post...... I live within zipcode 42701 which is pretty near the center of the published footprint...