Moving into New Home...What's the Best DirecTV Setup?

[csimmons222]

I have been a long time Directv subscriber. I currently have two televisions in my apartment. One TV has a HR22 hooked up to it and the other has an HR34.

I will be moving into my new construction home very shortly and need to call Directv to come out and install a new dish and equipment. One of my TVs is a 4K television and I'm sure that I will be adding more 4K TVs in the near future. From the very little reading that I have done on here it seems that the best setup would be an HR54, C61Ks and a 3D2RB LNB. Is this still the consensus?

Do I need a C61K client for my 4K tv or can the HR54 connect directly to the TV?

Can I use a C61K with my second TV which is 1080p or do I need a different client?

Any other suggestions or tips?

Thanks!

 

[HoTat2]

Best setup for 4K right now is ...

An HR54 connected to the 1080p TV and the C61K 4K client on the 4K TV.

A Reverse Band capable LNB will eventually be needed whenever live 4K broadcasting begins, so may not be yet available in the area of the new home and a non-RB LNB may be installed for now.

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[csimmons222]

Thank you!

 

[Zashel]

if you're feeling froggy, you can have the dish on a pole mount for easy access, then grab a RBLNB from ebay to complete your 4k setup yourself. wont ahve to wait for D* then