Huh, I own all my equipment, Vip622 and will have to replace my DP34 with a DPP44, and add another pole mounted dish to pick up the 72.7 sat. Even just that switch is kind of pricey, if you want it with the power inserter. Maybe my 61.5 dish can pick up that sat, if I add another lnb off to the side of the normal one, as 11.2 degrees isn't that bad, and I'm using a 36" dish for 61.5 anyway. I'd still have to buy the DPP44 switch..
I presently have 110, 119, and 61.5 (which is where my locals are) Due to lots of trees, I can't switch to 129, and I can't switch to a single dish Eastern arc setup. That stinks, because I want the new channels!
Well, I bought a new DPP44 w/power inserter from eBay for $34. Installed a spare Dish500 I have with an I-yoke, and DP lnb, on an extra pole I have for a spare, tweaked it by sight, swapped my DP34 out, went inside, did a switch test, and had "34" reading on 72.7 before full tweaking!
Didn't check all transponders for readings yet, but got that "34" finally tweaked to "56", and everything is coming in fine. I have all the new channels, except Showtime West, since I don't sub to that. I'm happy for now.
So my OWNED sat system now consists of:
1: Single Primestar 1 meter dish, with 2 lnb's, pointed at 110/119 (like super Dish500) (my SD locals are on 110)
1: Glorystar 39" dish pointed at 61.5, with a DP lnb, for HD and my HD locals.
1: The Dish 500 pointed at 72.7 I describe above
Question: On a VIP622 receiver, pointed at 61.5, 72.7, 110, 119 - IF there are duplicate channels on 2 sats, how does the receiver pick which ones to use? Basically, it appears that 72.7 has the same channels as 119, so which one will the receiver default to on dup. channels? Does it just pick the ones with the highest signal level?
Should I remove, and redo all my timers, in case channels have now swapped to a different sat?