Scott Greczkowski said:Its not a satellite meter, it lets you see if you have a clear view of the sky to see the satellites you need to receive.
I showed this program off to a number of DISH execs and they were really really impressed.
Dishman1978 said:Our general manager at our DNS location is trying to get iphones for all the techs in our office thru dish paying for them since it makes confirming line of sight a breeze. Some of us in the office have been using DP app for sometime on our own. What used to take 45 minutes to prove a So-so line of sight to be bad, ( by setting up a temp mount), now takes less than 5.
Extra time to get more jobs in the ground faster.
Jimmerinwi said:Yeah, good luck with that one.
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Actually it may happen in some form.Hey, didnt say i was trying, he's pushin for it. Likely hood, very unlikely.
bweiteka said:Fwiw, I'm not a big fan of this app. It seems very dependent on the accuracy of the compass in the phone. When I first got it I was excited, but over time I have noticed it is off by 5 or more degrees. Most of my fellow installer feel the same. I have put in jobs the app said wouldn't work and I have not put in jobs it said would work. Nothing beats testing the dish on your knee first.
Actually it may happen in some form.
They showed a new app which lets an installer, sell, install, activate and do all the paperwork electronicly, with no paper needed.