Max number of receivers on a single dish
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First of all 
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Second, Directv has no real limit on the number of receivers on one account. Unless you start getting way above the average user than they will audit you.
You can get swithes to add a lot of receivers off of one dish.
How many receivers are you talking?
to SatelliteGuys.Second, Directv has no real limit on the number of receivers on one account. Unless you start getting way above the average user than they will audit you.
You can get swithes to add a lot of receivers off of one dish.
How many receivers are you talking?
Ok well I know what a DVR is, I was just trying to see what you meant.
As long as you are not planning to "account stack", which is illegal and we do not condone it here at SatelliteGuys.
As long as you are not planning to "account stack", which is illegal and we do not condone it here at SatelliteGuys.
That is fine just becarefull when speaking of that many receivers, make sure you state that they all going to be with you.
Other than that, we are more than willing to help you.
I am curouis about this big DVR, I take it that it records several shows at once of course, but why the need. Sounds interesting.
Other than that, we are more than willing to help you.
I am curouis about this big DVR, I take it that it records several shows at once of course, but why the need. Sounds interesting.
Yeah, 30 receivers would add up to 144.71/month in additional receiver fees prior to the cost of the programming package.
It can be done, two wb616s could provide 32 outputs but thats about $400 for just those.
Directv may audit you at some point so you may want to print out all the receiver ids/serial numbers etc just to have them handy.
It can be done, two wb616s could provide 32 outputs but thats about $400 for just those.
Directv may audit you at some point so you may want to print out all the receiver ids/serial numbers etc just to have them handy.
Yes. The Slimline (AU-9), unless you don't want any HD content (although it will work fine with SD).
I would think so.Unless they can verify all the receivers locations by checking that all are connected to the same phone line.
You could always check into the Titanium pak.
I don't think DirecTV offers it any longer. You'd pay $7500 and get everything DirecTV offers for a year.
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