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I had a customer with this issue. He had a 1000.2 dish, a ground block, wally. I replaced the lnb - same problem. I ran a line directly from the new lnb to the wally - same problem. Replaced the wally - same problem. Nothing left to replace, so he got an upgrade to a hopper sling. Problem...

The answer is simple. NO ONE WATCHES IT.

Why didn't you get a free one from Dish?? I'll never understand people buying receivers online. I hope you added a hybrid solo node...

The video is from 7 months ago and the article has no statement from Dish. I wouldn't call that "news".

If you're not getting local channels through Dish, it's not our problem ;)

Just plug the antenna into your tv. Solved.

Can't please everyone, especially this guy lol.

Dish will replace your purchased receiver with the same receiver model and it will remain your property. It's been that way for a decade.

I've now successfully completed 6 service calls for this exact issue. No one wants to believe it's their expensive router, but it is. Nothing wrong with it, but configurations are necessary.

"No time to mess with it right now"?????? It's been two weeks and all you had to do was flip a switch. 30 seconds. Well, thanks for starting this thread seeking help, then doing nothing about it when people try to help you. I'll remember that for your next cry wolf lol.

Nah. Dish will replace your purchased receiver just the same and your new one will still be purchased. Where do you get your info from??

So....?

Yeah, man. Never doubted you. It was all the talk about how much receivers are supposed to be, owned or leased. Sorry if it seemed like I was commenting against your posts. I'd like everyone to get a better rate.

I upgrade people every day. There's always exceptions, and it sometimes depends on who you get on the phone to make those exceptions. The standard fees of $15 for a hopper, $10 for hopper duo, $10 for super joey and $7 for a joey, leased or owned, are from Dish, not me. Anything you get cheaper...

The more expensive the device, the more headaches it produces. Every time. I've had zero problems with Google and Linksys wifi6 mesh systems.

Here's an interesting thread from a few years ago on Reddit. https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/isueqi/anyone_had_issues_with_dish_hopper3s_and_ubiquiti/

Nothing. Your Ubiquiti router is fine, it just doesn't understand the hopper 3 and it's separate IPs for the joeys. It thinks it's a rogue gateway or something. Turn off the threat scanner and you're good.

YES!!! Ubiquiti. This is why you're losing internet on your joeys. Go into the ubiquiti settings and turn OFF the threat scanner. I learned this a couple years ago with one of my customers.

Ok, but again, are you using the tv speakers or a soundbar or stereo? What is the flow from the hopper to the sound? ex. Hopper-hdmi to tv-optical to soundbar, or Hopper-hdmi to audio receiver- hdmi to tv. Or is it just Hopper- hdmi to tv.

Yep. "Loyal Customer fee" is not the standard fee. That's exactly what I'm saying. You got a grandfathered fee when you upgraded. I own my equipment and pay $15 AND $7 for the H3 and J3. That is the standard price. You have to be careful who you're getting info from.

Not really. If your pole/mast is plumb and the dish settings are correct for your area, the 110, 119 and 129 will be as high as they get. That was the design of the 1000.2 dish. Even if you had an old 500 dish pointed directly at one of those orbitals, the signal strength would be relative. Here...

You absolutely can sell them. You own them. But the sucker that buys them won't be able to activate them, most likely. This is why purchasing receivers from 3rd parties is risky. It doesn't make business sense for Dish to allow used receivers to be sold and activated on different accounts. They...

I DID read each post, and I know exactly who you are, Troy lol. Customers can get loyalty discounts if they get the right CSR (account specialists) on the phone and agree to certain terms, but overall pricing on receivers is standard.

Is the Hopper connected to a modem or router or combo modem router? What is the make and model of your modem/router?

Go into the settings - audio, and turn off volume levelling. If that makes no difference, try a better HDMI, but it's not going be to as loud as a streaming app. The Hopper does decrease the audio loudness. Also, do you use a stereo or soundbar system? Is the Hopper run through a stereo receiver...