Think I got. Cable bad between grounding block and recvr. Swapped with a old piece of coax I had in storage. Reset and all is good. Hope it stays that way! :) Thanks for your help. Jim M

Jimbo, Found something interesting. ALL CHANNELS COME IN PERFECTLY after I disconnected SATELLITE IN 2 and then reset the box. Seems to be a problem somewhere along that line. Possible recv. issue as well. Jim M

I'll do it. That's not my ground block. :) Just using it as an example. Thanks, I'll report after I run the coaxial. Jim M

Your right, gounding block...looks a LOT like this... Jim M

Sure. Would it be wise to run two? Since it uses two, or? I assume you mean from the splitter to the recvr? The splitter is also my ground connection. Thanks! Jim M ...opps, sorry. Reread your last post. I'll run them directly from the dish LNBs to the recvr.

76 was on for 30 seconds and now is searching. Same thing with the channel guide on 77, on briefly now searching. Neither coming back. FYI, I should be recieving all except HBO and Showtime. Would it be of help to post transponder readings? Jim

Thanks Jimbo! The current set up is almost 4 months old. I have two recv. One old SD recv (no HD/HD DVR) in the bedroom. Good signal. No problem. Living room is the HR20-700. For giggles I picked up a Winegard Satellite Finder Meter. I have three cables coming from the dish to a splitter. Not...

Slim Line 5 LNB, HR20-700, B-Bands installed, no OTA and I believe the dish has a multi-switch built in. I climbed up to take a peak and noticed the mast is not at 90 degrees according to the bubble. But the mounted dish felt solid otherwise. I ran a "repeat set up" and the test that follows...

HD channels have gone "searching". Before I pay Direct TV another dime I thought I'd try to "go local". Dish is the new Slim Line 5 LNB and the receiver is a HR20-700. Nearly all the stand. def channels come in and nearly all the HD channels don't. Had Direct TV customer service walk me through...