You should call your local retailer if you have a good one. They will work with you for the best installation the way you want it.
Local retailer is still in business. Good people! I should have thought to call them first. They’re coming next week to install for me. Thanks for the reminder JSheridan.
I think you can still use it as long as it's before receivers get activated. Just need to call Dish beforehand with the codeYes, you could. It would save them $100 as well.
Once you have the code, you will probably have to have the order redone with the local retailer.
Try this one on for size. My brother called to finally get HD for his HDTVs (he is real slow on the tech uptake). So, they schedule an appointment, and the tech brings two 211z's and sets it up. One LITTLE problem. He did not switch out the old 500 dish! After I went to see him last weekend, I told him he needed to call and get the current HD dish and LNB. They told him he has the right Dish. He told them to bring a new one anyway!The best I can tel you is this; There are good techs and bad techs in every company, every provider. Make sure you explain to your tech when he shows up that you expect everything to be done right, neat and clean and will accept nothing less. You're in the Sioux Falls area and that is a region served by a small Sub Contractor and has out of market techs rotating in and out often. I was up there last year, in June and the work I saw by previous techs was frightening, to be honest,. so stay on top of whoever shows up. As far as the Wireless Joeys,. they're fine, really. That extra split second to open a menu isn't going to overly noticeable
That's just laziness. I've run into that a few timesTry this one on for size. My brother called to finally get HD for his HDTVs (he is real slow on the tech uptake). So, they schedule an appointment, and the tech brings two 211z's and sets it up. One LITTLE problem. He did not switch out the old 500 dish! After I went to see him last weekend, I told him he needed to call and get the current HD dish and LNB. They told him he has the right Dish. He told them to bring a new one anyway!
I understand the tech that came, but the CSR supporting it on top was a bit muchThat's just laziness. I've run into that a few times
He did finally get someone who knew what they were doing.That's just laziness. I've run into that a few times
Got my Dish installed yesterday. Everything went great! Installer was able to run a cable to my living room, so I'm running a wired Joey 3 there and a Hopper 3 on my 4K tv in the basement. Very impressed with the Hopper. I love it. Very superior to the Genie! Picture quality wise I would say Dish is MAYBE a touch bit softer than Directv, but it's really really close. I would say unless you're viewing the two side by side you'll never notice the difference. Really like the layout of the interface on the Hopper and having 16 tuners is incredible! About the only thing I miss from Directv is the way trick play worked. I liked how it would skip back a couple of seconds coming out of fast forward. But that's something I'll get used to.
Question on Autohop. I see that any shows recorded from ABC and NBC have Autohop already the next day. How long for CBS and FOX shows to get it enabled?