Is there a quieter dish remote?
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The 54 voice remote has soft buttons; I think it’s quieter. Just my opinion
Our 54's have clicky noise especially on the CH & Volume up/down...Our 40's are very quiet and actually have a few extra bells...But no Microphone.
Call and ask Dish for one, if they won't send it free it should be minimum cost.
When I ordered Dish, I asked for two 40's & 5 54's to go with the H3 & 2 4KJ's...They balked at 1st and said I could purchase the extra remotes...I said Then-No Deal W/O being included.
Quieter, Heck I can't hear the buttons at all.
If all else fails, there are 40s available on Amazon and ebay, too.
Remote clicks extremely loud? I'm sorry, but that's just funny. My knee joints make more noise. 
Heaven forbid that somebody would actually pay for additional remotes that they want rather than threaten to cancel and make everybody else pay instead.
In this case, the Topic Starter was also asking in another thread about the free antenna that Dish is offering because of the Univision dispute. So, calling to threaten to cancel may be more justified in this particular instance.
Some folks think DISH is a charity
Money for nuthin' and chicks for free
Money for nuthin' and chicks for free
LQQK. A good contact at dish will send me a 40 remote, but they reiterate that it is an older remote. Does it have the same functionality as the 50s?
No voice control with the 40, but it does have a lot more buttons, with dedicated buttons for things that require a longer button press, or customizing a diamond button, on the 50s.
Like crodrules said, no mike but extra useful button commands, especially useful for DVR use...Also, it's IRF is stronger than the 54's. I can bounce off walls & ceiling with the 40 and not with my 54's...Huge, IMC when sitting at the other end of one of my rooms and the AVR is not in the line of site
I didn't hear anything about Dish 'offering' free antennas. They may be forced to send somebody a free antenna if they're called and pressured into it. And everybody else pays for it.
I have no patience for people who call Dish, or any business for that matter, at the drop of a hat looking for something for nothing just because they think they can.
Univision Pulls Channels from DISH
From Dish's press release (emphasis added):
Dish puts this message out in their press release to try to get customers to call them to ask for this deal.
That's meant for people who legitimately watched and miss the channel, not just to use as an excuse to get something for nothing.
...and as NABRIL (the topic starter in this thread) said: Univision Communications Inc. Walks Away from Negotiation Table,
That sounds like someone with a legitimate reason for asking about it, to me.
And what about where you posted that you were going to call and get another free antenna like you did the last time a channel went off? Do you speak spanish and watch Telemundo regularly?
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