Dish 1000 vs 1000.2 signal strength
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Not sure what your trying to say, but I'd just like someone to let me know what, if any, signal strength improvement they have seen with the 1000.2 over the 1000.
On the average, I've found about an 5 point jump overall on the 129. About the same for the 110 and 119.
The biggest improvement between these two is the 1000.2 is easier to align. The 1000 is much more particular on getting a sutible 129 level. The triple lnb on the 1000.2 has greater receiver capacity..........a winner, overall.
Probably not many of you out there, but has anyone replaced a 1000+ with a 1000.2? The 1000+ is a bit bigger, but there are 3 separate LNB housings for the 4 sats, and I'm wondering if I might get a better signal with the triple LNB on the 1000.2, even though the dish is smaller. (btw, I dont subscribe to anything on 118.7 anymore, so dont need that sat anymore).
If damage occurs to the 1000+ you probably could sub the 1000.2. Otherwise, keep what you have..."don't fix what ain't broke"............
Not sure - if you can measure distances between center of each LNBF, plus a distance between middle LNBF and center of the dish.
I can do same for D1k2. It could be different then it will affect SS, especially for side LNBFs - 110 and 129.
I can do same for D1k2. It could be different then it will affect SS, especially for side LNBFs - 110 and 129.
Not sure if you'd get all the advantage by just changing the LNBF's. The 1000.2 reflector is bigger (about 1.5") in each direction, also.
Brad
What differentiates 1000 from the 1000.2?
Mine is a 1000, but has 1 Dual Head LNB, and a Single Head LNB.
Or is the parabolic antenna a better shape, design (more efficient) w/the 1000.2?
Or does it simply refer to a Single 3 Head LNB vs 2+1 Head LNBs?
Or is it all of the above?
Thanks
Mine is a 1000, but has 1 Dual Head LNB, and a Single Head LNB.
Or is the parabolic antenna a better shape, design (more efficient) w/the 1000.2?
Or does it simply refer to a Single 3 Head LNB vs 2+1 Head LNBs?
Or is it all of the above?
Thanks
The mounting requirement of the triple can not be adapted to the 1000. If you want the triple, invest in the 1000.2. Forget the 1000.
Thank you...
I've been experiencing fairly inconsistent issues w/129.
I had an appointment set for Monday, but after reading posts regarding 129 issues, I called Dish again and reiterated the necessity for me to take the day off for service, and to please make sure the installer has all the correct assets at their disposal to make it a 1 day event.
So in calling Dish, I asked the CSR supervisor to make sure the installer brings a new 1000.2 antenna and LNB. She said she modified the order for the appointment on Monday, 0800-1200.
I hope this will help w/my 129 issues.
I've been experiencing fairly inconsistent issues w/129.
I had an appointment set for Monday, but after reading posts regarding 129 issues, I called Dish again and reiterated the necessity for me to take the day off for service, and to please make sure the installer has all the correct assets at their disposal to make it a 1 day event.
So in calling Dish, I asked the CSR supervisor to make sure the installer brings a new 1000.2 antenna and LNB. She said she modified the order for the appointment on Monday, 0800-1200.
I hope this will help w/my 129 issues.
