Would this be the reason for changing to a Type II dish next year and having to use a Type I dish until they get that satellite up in which will use circular polarization?
That doesn't do you any good to record HDTV from the Superdish (unless you've got a modified 6000 with a $$$ 169time).As much as they are wanting for the 921 it would almost be cheaper to buy a computer with a big hard drive in it and use your computer as a Digital Video Recorder. At least you could upgrade it when need be and not have the monthly DVR/VOD fee with it and a new computer to boot.
Stargazer said:Would this be the reason for changing to a Type II dish next year and having to use a Type I dish until they get that satellite up in which will use circular polarization?
The Great Scott-ster said:At initial launch there will be two types of SuperDishes and also two different LNB configurations.
One of the Superdish's is a called a type 1 dish, this is a metal dish and from what I see its one of Dish Networks first runs of the SuperDish, the other Dish is a type 2, it is plastic and has some improvements in it to make installation a little bit easier.
Stargazer said:I have also read where the Type II dish would not be available until next year that would be for the 105 configuration as well (105/110/119) and not referring to the 110/119/121 SuperDish.
Stargazer said:Hasn't it been said that there was going to be second type coming out next year that is going to be made of plastic and that this one coming out will be metal at first?
Stargazer said:It would not be as hard to put the locals at 110 or 119 on free preview seeing how a lot of people already have those dishes capable of picking those up.