Post Your Dish Hopper Pictures and Layout/Wiring Scheme
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As the owner of the box in question I will say that it is pretty tight once the cover has closed. However the top 2 cables, which is the satellite feed, have room to bend without excessive stress. The cover bows out to allow extra bend. The bottom cables does look a bit pinched in the picture. In my case it's not that big of a deal as that is the local cable company feed, which I don't use. I simply screwed it in so the cable wasn't lying on the ground.
The box has been in place for 3 years and I've had no issues.
The box has been in place for 3 years and I've had no issues.
Anybody have a 3 Hopper install yet? I have two DPP44's on my current setup and just wondering what else will be required for a 3H6J setup and what it will look like in the wiring closet.
I have 9 televisions. Maybe not need, but certainly want 3 hoppers....Might be nice to ask before making assumptions
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as long as you can afford buying the equipment beyond the leasing limits, that's incorrect:
link: http://www.satelliteguys.us/hopper-zone/280552-3-hoppers-9-joeys-new-maximum.html
Dish is basically allowing up to 12 TVs if you wanted.
you cannot integrate all 3 hoppers together once they have the hopper integration. They don't have the trio node yet
However, hopper integration may work if 3 hopper users connect everything via Ethernet.
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