Pollified.
If you're voting "Yes" a reply explaining would be appreciated.
The installer arrives at around 3, seems like a decent bloke.
Cutting a veeery long story short he installs the pole for the dish and assembles the superdish by his van and takes out a DP34.
With the dish and the switch on the pole he's having a hard time getting even transponders on 105, he swapped out the switch, tested the co-ax - nothing helped.
It was about 4PM when I was bitten on my neck by something weird and had this mental reaction so I called the wife who came home and dosed me up with Benadryl which knocked me out for the rest of the night.
Anyhow, I got up this morning expecting to see locals but nothing's there, so I run a check switch and get 2 big red X marks and no signal from 105.
My wife said that the installer told her that there was a storm cloud blocking reception or something.
Reading the installers invoice it says..
"Installed super dish 2 via pole mount, performed check switch with 119/110 reception. 105 reception is checkswitched after the storm cloud coverage is clear due to intermittent transponder reception. Confirmed by FSM"
Now I have a pissweak signal on 110/119 (in the high 60's low 70's from the Dish500 of 100-110) No signal from 105 therefore no locals and a pissed off wife (Again).
I called a CSR from Echostar, spoke to Amy, she said to call the tech who installed it.
DNS LLC Baltimore
The installer was a decent bloke, friendly, seemed to know what he was doing etc but did he install this thing properly?
Should I take it down and do it all (properly) over again myself like the Dish500 install?
I must sound like such a miserable so and so what with the way my last install went.
One last comment, the SuperDish is a beautiful thing, the LNBs are crazy, the dish itself looks great.
I am in love.
If you're voting "Yes" a reply explaining would be appreciated.
The installer arrives at around 3, seems like a decent bloke.
Cutting a veeery long story short he installs the pole for the dish and assembles the superdish by his van and takes out a DP34.
With the dish and the switch on the pole he's having a hard time getting even transponders on 105, he swapped out the switch, tested the co-ax - nothing helped.
It was about 4PM when I was bitten on my neck by something weird and had this mental reaction so I called the wife who came home and dosed me up with Benadryl which knocked me out for the rest of the night.
Anyhow, I got up this morning expecting to see locals but nothing's there, so I run a check switch and get 2 big red X marks and no signal from 105.
My wife said that the installer told her that there was a storm cloud blocking reception or something.
Reading the installers invoice it says..
"Installed super dish 2 via pole mount, performed check switch with 119/110 reception. 105 reception is checkswitched after the storm cloud coverage is clear due to intermittent transponder reception. Confirmed by FSM"
Now I have a pissweak signal on 110/119 (in the high 60's low 70's from the Dish500 of 100-110) No signal from 105 therefore no locals and a pissed off wife (Again).
I called a CSR from Echostar, spoke to Amy, she said to call the tech who installed it.
DNS LLC Baltimore
The installer was a decent bloke, friendly, seemed to know what he was doing etc but did he install this thing properly?
Should I take it down and do it all (properly) over again myself like the Dish500 install?
I must sound like such a miserable so and so what with the way my last install went.
One last comment, the SuperDish is a beautiful thing, the LNBs are crazy, the dish itself looks great.
I am in love.