No, the Multiswitches that are currently used with DirecTV can only address two satellite slots. The only reason we are able to see three satellite slots with them is because they only have a few transponders at 110, and less than half a set at 119. They are mixing the signals of 110 and 119 with some frequency shifting and filtering upstream of the multiswitch. You'll notice they only have four inputs: even and odd for sat "A", and even/odd for sat "B/C". To the multiswitch, the mixed signal looks like one satellite. New multiswitches would probably have to address at six slots (or maybe five, depending on how they integrate 72.5 locals). 110 and 119 can continue to look like one slot, but then there'll be 99ka, 101ku, 101ka, 103ka, and possibly 72.5.beast37799 said:
I don't see the point of this post. If you can receive HDs OTA with Voom, you can do it with D*. This was toned as being able to do something with Voom the D* users will have to wait for. My HTL-HD has an OTA HD tuner and it is good at times, but not always, but that is due to being 80 miles from the towers in Albuquerque, not the receiver. Where I live I need a 10' antenna. If I lived in ABQ or even Santa Fe, they could be picked up with a Silver Stealth antenna as well.
