The easter arc with the dish 1000.4 would solve ny problem with reception on the east coast. However, if I travel with my RV will I be able to use the 1000.4 to receive the western arc satellite or will this require a different dish. If so, how can I receive both easter and western arc with the least amount of equipment to carry in the Rv. Thanks for your comments.
Dish 1000.4 Question
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Eastern Arc & Western Arc
I can't find the specific post right now, but within the past week or two there was an explanation of the 2 Arcs. Basically you can't see and/or receive both with the same dish. The Eastern Arc will be comprised of 61.5°, 72.7° and 77°, will on be in MPEG4, require a smart card and a ViP receiver. The Western Arc will be 110°, 119° and 129°.
I found it:
Go to Scott's post at: http://www.satelliteguys.us/1488366-post106.html and download the EA_JOB_AID.pdf with all the facts.
I can't find the specific post right now, but within the past week or two there was an explanation of the 2 Arcs. Basically you can't see and/or receive both with the same dish. The Eastern Arc will be comprised of 61.5°, 72.7° and 77°, will on be in MPEG4, require a smart card and a ViP receiver. The Western Arc will be 110°, 119° and 129°.
I found it:
Go to Scott's post at: http://www.satelliteguys.us/1488366-post106.html and download the EA_JOB_AID.pdf with all the facts.
I think the 1000.4 dish is strictly for EA. Its a rather large eliptical dish and might be cumbersome to carry in your RV. Also If HD is not a priority in the RV won't a Dish500 work as well for you. Then again if you want to spend about $1700 winegard has a new dish called Travlr that handles HDTV.
