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This is good, I thought they did this awhile ago.
That will make some room for some new HD by moving them to MPEG4
That be me 5 lnb Slimline,unless their locals or international channels they ordered are on 110/119.
That be me 5 lnb Slimline,
Still need the 119.
I got my 3 LNB ready to go, But I need a Slimline Dish now.
Can I just buy the Dish Hardware?
I'm going to hook up my HR-20 soon.
That be me 5 lnb Slimline,
Still need the 119.
I got my 3 LNB ready to go, But I need a Slimline Dish now.
Can I just buy the Dish Hardware?
I'm going to hook up my HR-20 soon.
No but if they remove these channels its gives them room to move other things around on other birds, giving them more room for new things.
The 5 lnb is required here. I don't have a slimline anymore, I moved it to tennants apartment when I dropped D* service. So they use it now.Solidsignal sells a bunch of DirecTV dish/LNB combo's. Just curious, if you have a 5LNB Slimline why do you want a 3LNB?
So are you suggesting they are cleaning up the space to do nothing with it?
Personally I see this as a positive for DIRECTV.
Might as well let E* have them. Its only 3 TP anyway.No, they'll do something with it, if they don't they'll lose their FCC license for 110.
Your post said "That will make some room for some new HD by moving them to MPEG4". If they can't move anything off of 101 to 110 then how would this allow for more HD programming if the direction is to use 99/101/103 only for core HD programming?
Might as well let E* have them. Its only 3 TP anyway.
Thats 18 channels of HD.
The channels in the 70's. If you are getting the ones in the 200's, then you are finesorry to be dumb; but what channel for ESPN will be gone? my dish only has 1 node on it and I know my parents dish has 3 nodes.