I'm currently in Okotoks AB, Canada. I have a 1000.2 antenna and a VIP722 that I would like to get set up. For the life of me, I can't find the signals. Can someone help me out with approximating where I should point? Thanks in advance.
But if you are RVing you can still try to use the equipment.You cannot subscribe to Dish Network in Canada.
But if you are RVing you can still try to use the equipment.
Actually, are you allowed to? I don't know the answer, but the Dish signal is not meant to be received outside their service area. I only bring it up as to discussions how to go against the user policy for dish and for here are not really allowed. Maybe RV's are an exception......
If he is from the US and has a subscription at his home in the US then it is not illegal to receive those signals in Canada. It is "illegal" to get them there if you live there.I believe it is agaist Canadian law to receive subcription services from outside of Canada, while in Canada. This is not the case in the US as it is not illegal to receive subscription satellite signals from abroad. It may violate subscriber policy for various services. I have a full Bell subscription, besides being a loyal DISH subscriber.
That spot caught my eye. Don't forget, it does not make any difference if your dish is on the ground or 100 feet in the air. It made a difference with your antenna in the old "CB" radio days, but not with sat TV. All that is needed is a clear shot of the sky. The ground is safer than the roof.I still wasn't able to get a signal though. I'll try again after I can get some more co-ax and put the tripod and dish up on the roof.
Strange that I'm still not getting notifications.. I still haven't gotten set up. Now it's been windy on top of the mosquitoes. I haven't given up yet though and I hope to have it done by the 11th. Eureka's new season starts on SyFy.