Hi I just ordered Dish from AT$T Dish.I was wanting to find out if they put up two Dishes or just one to receive all the channels?The AT&T guy couldnt tell me.Im just wanting to know what to expect with Dish.Thanks!
HDTVFanAtic said:It Depends
chrisw27 said:It depends where you live.. I see you're from California so I guess they could just put up one dish, although you would get better signal from two. It shouldn't matter as long as the setup isn't ugly.
I did and hated it.i will be happier with Dish.Proc said:I thought you mentioned in another thread that you were going to Comcast?
Alaska , Hawaii and Puerto Rico Must use 2 dishes for programing.Dishnetisforme said:Hi I just ordered Dish from AT$T Dish.I was wanting to find out if they put up two Dishes or just one to receive all the channels?The AT&T guy couldnt tell me.Im just wanting to know what to expect with Dish.Thanks!
Would this be true even to receive HD programming? I'm really thinking of jumping into HD, but LOS could be a problem for me with all the trees. Detroit area.technoguy said:Alaska , Hawaii and Puerto Rico Must use 2 dishes for programing.
We use 3' to 4' dishesIceberg said:the reason AK, HI and PR need 2 dishes is because they need larger dishes (and those can't be skewed)
PR uses 6 footer
thats doubfull, but if so more power to yaDishnetisforme said:I did and hated it.i will be happier with Dish.
Trust me,we don't anymore,On the beginning of Dishnetwork in Puerto Rico that was the standard even now some Retailers sell those for HD, just to be uniform on the setup,But that setup can cost the costumer around $2,500 .But is not necessary for programing,I always install my costumers 4 footers just in case because the signals drops sometimes.But only as a precaution.Iceberg said:sorry
I always here people saying they use a 1.8m...maybe thats for 110
Dishnetisforme said:I did and hated it.i will be happier with Dish.