will this work with Directv and OTA antenna?
2057994
According to the specs and from what Dish installer told me, the answer is yes. The frequency range of the two signals are far apart and so combining the two feeds into a single cable and then splitting them out at the receiver end should work. I spent a lot of time investigating before purchasing, but then I ended up wiring my system differently after buying these, so cannot speak from experience.
2057995
Not sure--It was supposed to work with Dish Network and OTA, but it did not work for me. Totally useless and a waste of money is how I would describe this diplexer/splitter.
1332724
Yes, this antenna will work with any format in 2.4Ghz radio channels. Keep the coax length as short as possible.
1457212
I don't know, but I can't see why it would not work. I have direct tv, not dish.
1305170
Yes. This antenna works well with DTV signals, particularly UHF, which most stations broadcast in since the DTV conversion several years ago. The antenna is directional, so it needs to be pivoted, using your HDTV signal strength indicator as a guide. There is an accessory that claims to increase the reception on this unit. I do not have that accessory, however, because there is inadequate space to hold it between the antenna head and my RVs AC unit. As far as the reception on its own, within about 40 to 50 miles of transmitters in the Pensacola/Mobile television market, the antenna picks up all signals. Once you get out to 65 miles or beyond, those stations pixelate, and I have to rescan my TV to pick up other markets. Overall, I am happy with the antenna.
2223576
Directv works with this but it is important to go throughthe setup to select the correct type of dish you have, make sure your transponder signals are high in the 90's, and most of all if the dish is not placed correctly on the roof like most a setup to face the south you will get nothing.
1045106
sorry I don't know if it will or not I'm using it with a DirecTV satellite dish
2089664
Yes. I have not tried diplexing cable & DTV, but its easy enough to test by hooking up the system(s) you want to use. My use was limited to DTV & outside OTA antennas with amplifiers, diplexing is an easy way to eliminate xtra wiring. In diplexing the signal inputs are combined, the outputs are separated. Hope this helps. Don
1192872
Yes. You have to make sure it is set for DirectTV. The user manual has instructions on how to do that.
1901059
It should definetely work with your receiver. I have the same receiver. Should have a USB port in the front and a couple in the back. I've connected my ota to the rear then you have to press menu on the remote. Then click diagnostics. Then click over the air locals. You can then scan for channels and save. They should automatically appear in the guide in yellow.Doug
1457746
Im not a subject matter expert but I would say yes, it will work with your analog/digital converter box. Here lies the potential why:http://www.ebay.com/gds/NO-SUCH-THING-AS-A-HDTV-ANTENNA/10000000003429040/g.html
1677249
It works with my DirectTV Satellite Receiver. I cannot get high definition but thats because of the antenna not the control center. One of these days I will upgrade my satellite dish to high def.
1139535
It does work with Dish, need to researc particular one you have. I work it in DirectV..
2103582
This should work but I am not sure if you can access this function without the DISH subscription as you would have to first scan in the OTA channels. Good luck!!
1149868
Yes it will. Hooked one up 6 weeks ago and it works great with my older HDTV that could not handle Diredtv's HDMI signal.
471778
i couldn't get it to work with an antenna or my regular direct TV cable, I sent it back
933694
As far as I know, antenna jacks are fairly universal. It should work, but I can't make any guarantees.
999785
I'm not sure. It should. I live in the country and it picks up several OTA channels.