Of course they get all three tuners. The DPP ports are connected to a Solo or Duo Node mounted right at the dish, so only one coax is needed for the long run to each receiver.
Dish hasn't authorized any of my installations. Dish probably doesn't like that I take one of my 1K4's apart and move it from campground to campground either.
Ahh I see. I didn't catch that in the 1 cable postOf course they get all three tuners. The DPP ports are connected to a Solo or Duo Node mounted right at the dish, so only one coax is needed for the long run to each receiver.
Dish probably doesn't like that I take one of my 1K4's apart and move it from campground to campground either.
Here's how the Solo Node is attached to my portable 1K4:
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And here's the Duo Node on the permanent 1K4 at our family cottage. When we're there with the motorhome, the top right coax feeds the motorhome's H2, and the bottom right coax feeds the cottage H2.
That would not happen because there are super Joeys out in the field that need software updates. The best thing that Dish can do is stop installing them, and then slowly harvest them from the field.
I didn't catch the 1 cable PER RECEIVER part.
They call for dpp because they are $25 cheaper than a dph lnb. It's all about cost. $25 per install across the nation adds up quick.
To supposedly make it easier for 722 customers to move over to the hopper family of receivers.
or ... yet another way for Dish to screw up work orders
