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We have three offices in the atlanta market Austell Duluth (formerly L'ville) Stockbridge

the tech lied, or was under misconception. the at-9 dish upgrades and installs pay more than regular installs and upgrades.

The only really active transponder is #16 on network 14, and it should be 90 or above, otherwise you will get easy rainfade.

The Current system(round,triplesat,international,etc.) used a band of 950-2150. The new ka/ku goes from 250-2250. If you look at the different multiswitches you will see. the New 6x8's are checked to make sure they can perform across the entire band and are labled as 250-2250. the old 6x8's...

a staple through the cable or the braid touching the center conductor would typically cause "even/odd" transponders, meaning you would have signal on evens and not on odds, or vice/versa. no signal on one line would either be a bad connection or the LNBf/multiswitch combo. try hooking the...

yup the b-band converter is used to drop the frequency on the system from 950mHz to 250mHz when the receiver needs it to.

We started installing these on the 23rd, but we only had 1 or 2 a day until today(29th) The HD locals are 2,5,11, and 46 or abc,fox,cbs and nbc. there are 2 sets of these channels, the first in order is the sd and second is hd, no different numbers like on ota. so on your guide it will be...