Killswitchengage SatelliteGuys Family Original poster Jan 6, 2006 55 0 Feb 3, 2006 #1 So EVEN if I don't need one because my dish 500 is pointed at 61.5, what are the pros of getting a dish 100o installed anyway? are there any?
So EVEN if I don't need one because my dish 500 is pointed at 61.5, what are the pros of getting a dish 100o installed anyway? are there any?
M Mr Tony SatelliteGuys Pro Supporting Founder Nov 17, 2003 2,755 12,093 Mankato, MN Feb 3, 2006 #2 some locals are being moved from 61.5 to 129 so if you live in a market it doesnt hurt to get the Dish 1000 All HD is mirrored on both 61.5 & 129 except for the CBS HD feed. Thats on 61.5 only (west coast feed is on 148 )
some locals are being moved from 61.5 to 129 so if you live in a market it doesnt hurt to get the Dish 1000 All HD is mirrored on both 61.5 & 129 except for the CBS HD feed. Thats on 61.5 only (west coast feed is on 148 )
R rdinkel SatelliteGuys Pro Jul 13, 2004 1,678 3 Woodland Park, Colorado Feb 3, 2006 #3 Killswitchengage said: So EVEN if I don't need one because my dish 500 is pointed at 61.5, what are the pros of getting a dish 100o installed anyway? are there any? Click to expand... I replaced my 500 with the 1000 and kept the separate dish pointed at 61.5. Then tied them all together with DPP44. I figure with all the changes going on it does not hurt to be able to see all four sats. Working well for me.
Killswitchengage said: So EVEN if I don't need one because my dish 500 is pointed at 61.5, what are the pros of getting a dish 100o installed anyway? are there any? Click to expand... I replaced my 500 with the 1000 and kept the separate dish pointed at 61.5. Then tied them all together with DPP44. I figure with all the changes going on it does not hurt to be able to see all four sats. Working well for me.
lakebum431 Pub Member / Supporter Pub Member / Supporter Lifetime Supporter Sep 5, 2005 17,064 4,990 Norris, TN Feb 3, 2006 #4 I agree, I'm keeping 61.5 and adding the 1000 "just in case"