I was wondering if I could recieve Echostar 5 (129W) in South Texas Zip Code 78520. I've read somewhere (wiki) that:
Today, approximately 70% of DISH Network subscribers can receive nationwide HDTV channels using the 129°W orbital location, but since the 129°W does not effectively cover the entire United States this solution is not available for large populations of customers in the Northeastern, mid-Atlantic, and deep Southern regions of the United States.
I have a Dish 1000. I've noticed on my reciever that the signal comes and goes. I have it pointed in the right direction. Seems like nothing is obstructing view. Just wondering if I need a bigger dish or something.
Today, approximately 70% of DISH Network subscribers can receive nationwide HDTV channels using the 129°W orbital location, but since the 129°W does not effectively cover the entire United States this solution is not available for large populations of customers in the Northeastern, mid-Atlantic, and deep Southern regions of the United States.
I have a Dish 1000. I've noticed on my reciever that the signal comes and goes. I have it pointed in the right direction. Seems like nothing is obstructing view. Just wondering if I need a bigger dish or something.