...it is only allowed by Gold Sponsors who are paying a large percentage of the bills to keep this site up and operating. BTW, you cannot get a better deal than the one being offered by The DishStore!I thought advertising was not allowed on this forum.
...it is only allowed by Gold Sponsors who are paying a large percentage of the bills to keep this site up and operating. BTW, you cannot get a better deal than the one being offered by The DishStore!
Would that not make this a seriously flawed forum, in that a privileged few have financial reasons for promoting or bashing a product.
This pretty much ruins the potential of the forum as a source of totally unbiased information that can be fully trusted and relied upon.
It used to be “Buyer Beware”. Now it is “Reader Beware”.
I will defer the "official" answer to SatelliteGuys staff. I understand your point, but honestly....have you ever read a Dish Network, DirecTV, VOOM, etc., Forum that didn't allow members to freely express their opions? Sponsors sometimes get criticized, but the complaints are infrequent because they a) have a good reputation and b) actively particiation in forum discussions. Additionally, I don't feel there is any form on censorship or bias on any of the forums...just treat fellow members with respect and don't come here to schlock your wares. That's pretty much it. Other than that, member are free to voice how good or how bad a vendor's products and services are. If you had a terrible DishStore experience, nobody will modify or delete your posts for stating your opinon. Likewise, nobody will prevent you from posting a positive experience with the Dish Depot, Monoprice.com, etc. However, this should not be a place for non-paying vendors to come to sell their wares.Would that not make this a seriously flawed forum, in that a privileged few have financial reasons for promoting or bashing a product.
This pretty much ruins the potential of the forum as a source of totally unbiased information that can be fully trusted and relied upon.
It used to be “Buyer Beware”. Now it is “Reader Beware”.
I think the installer is probably right on this one, as I am in Georgia and every time the wind blows, clouds showup, light drizzle, etc 129 would go out (on a Dish 1000). Also, 129 seems to take precedence over 61.5 no matter how it is plugged in on the switch so the loss of 129 causes all HD on my receivers to stop during this. I just decided the 129 wasn't worth the hassle so have unplugged it for most of the time. I get all the OTA with no issues, with better resolution/less compression than Dish.
Problem is, Claude won't do the install. He'll refer it to DNSC because it's outside of his area and the same installer may show up as SoxFan's door !!I'd trust Claude...
You'll get nowhere with your criticism.Would that not make this a seriously flawed forum...
Would that not make this a seriously flawed forum, in that a privileged few have financial reasons for promoting or bashing a product.
This pretty much ruins the potential of the forum as a source of totally unbiased information that can be fully trusted and relied upon.
It used to be “Buyer Beware”. Now it is “Reader Beware”.
Not really, if the signal is at that level on a semi cloudy day then your probably going to loose it easily when ever you get a light to moderate rain or if the wind blows and if I had been the installer that came out I would have possibly backed out of the install as well because Dish and some of the retailers / contractor offices are hitting technicians on trouble calls wether its their fault or not. It never hurts to get a second opinion though as one set of eyes may not see what another does specialy when it comes to the first set being that of a rookie or some thats tired.I He could only get it up to the 70's or 80's on the meter.......I know this area has trees everywhere, but if you can get 70-80% on a semi-clouded day in signal......isn't that good enough for install?