We have a condo with a Dishnet 1000.2 antenna feeding two VIP612 receivers and are considering upgrading to a Hopper 3 plus a Joey 3 (LNB Hybrid and Solo hub). Our current system has a Winegard flat antenna in our bayside closet going to a Terk splitter which adds the OTA signals over both satellite cables. We then split the two signals at each receiver. The current setup works great. Can we continue to use this setup if we upgrade to the Hopper 3 or what would we need to do to make it work? Suggested wiring?
Will OTA Splitter Work with Hopper 3?
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No that will not work with the H3 system. You cannot diplex over the sat cables due to the H3 using MOCA. You will need to run a separate line from the antenna to the H3. You will also need an OTA dongle to receive your local channels. My suggestion is to get the AirTV dual tuner adapter. It works well and is half the cost of the Dish branded dongle.
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with a h3 setup, the antenna with adapter connects to the h3, and not the joey,
than a cable is needed from the h3 to the joey.
than a cable is needed from the h3 to the joey.
oops, lol
ignore the other part, early and a few sips of coffee short from good thoughts.
(not sure why i can't edit my original post)
ignore the other part, early and a few sips of coffee short from good thoughts.
(not sure why i can't edit my original post)
I received my AirTV OTA adapter yesterday and installed it on the Hopper3, I get all the OTA channels on both of my wireless Joey's . I was a little concerned at first because the channels showed up, but some of the channels weren't showing what was on. I woke up the next morning and everything was just fine. It just took a few hours for everything to load up.
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Is the PQ of the OTA channels through the adapter and into the Hopper 3/Joey as good as straight from a TV/antenna connection? The best PQ of anything short of Bluray is from my antenna/TV connection.
