will this dish receive and HD signal...I have a HD reciever as well the LNB's that come with a standard HD disk.
2045697
This dish will only receive signals from Directv's SD satellites. Look for the directv Slimline/SWM dish to receive HD sigmals.
2045698
Mine did not & it was not compatible with my hd receiver either. But it works great just not in hd.
2198718
I'm not sure. We bought it to go with a HD DVR receiver (Directv). However, neither the LNB or the dish worked. Directv had to replace both. I wouldn't recommend this product.
1320153
I am not sure. I would suggest that you check with direct TV and let them know what receiver you have and what dish you want to get. I can tell you that it is relevantly easy to set up once you have done it a couple of times. We are camping now and people are asking Me about signal, they have auto type and having trouble with good signal and I have no problems and getting high definition. If you order from oasis and get the setup kit it goes pretty soomthly. The bigger dish helps a lot. The auto ones are a lot smaller and you may not get as good of a signal.
467503
I just spent yesterday with dish, installing 622's cause next year most receivers won't get the east sat... Before you do this call dish to see if you qualify for the free upgrade... This comes with lnb but if you get upgraded fish will give you one for free
1861020
Yes, absolutely, but it will not stream in HD because the dish is NOT an HD dish. This means you can use your HD receiver with it and you will get all your programing but it will stream STANDARD. We use our home HD receiver with ours and get all our programing wherever we go after setting it up. It takes me about 15 minutes to do all the set up. Good Luck.
1329422
What you would want to do is look at the actual dish. If there are 3 LNB's on the dish then you will be golden. All you will have to do if run your coax to the open LNB port. You will have your own service plan with your dish and will have access to whatever you are subscribed to.
1111122
there s only 1 receiver that works with it from dish I think. you can call dish nework about this. They will be glad to give you the info you are asking about. thanks
632692
No sure what you mean by you have C-Band Satellite only??? This dish and LNBF combination will not receive C-Band. Now if you something set wrong in your receiver, it may show up as a c-band frequency. You can email me at sales@nc-electronics if I can help.
4203
I remodeled it to adapt to Dish 500 Plus (there arn't any on market so I did my own. So I would assume if you are inventive and you have a HD LNB you could make it work.
1861018
Yes it will work with an hd reciever but will only give you standard tv not high definition.
1191073
This is for TV signals. Just connect your LNB to the unit, position your dish to catch the signals. Works fine for me.
2274250
This LNB is for Ku band, please check, cables, conexions & if your have the proper dish diameter for your location
1000840
No. It just has a cable tv type F connector. If you connect an antenna to it and can receive local hd broadcasts, then you can see HD. Also, some cable systems have a "raw" digital HD feed that does not require a cable set top box, but will play HD thru the F connector.
170418
Yes. They are both hi-def receivers and this is a hi-def dish. You will also need an LNB for the dish. You can get a SWM LNB, this is current type of LNB, or you can get an older style LNB that has four outputs and requires a B-Band converter for each receiver. Search "SWM technology" for a more detailed explanation of how it compares to the older technology. Good luck!
860850
This isn't a dish, it is only the LNB attached to a dish. Mine is a standard definition, and I BELIEVE that a quad LNB is needed on a HD Dish for the use you are talking about.
1775972
I think if this sat receiver dish is attached to your existing satellite receiver box you would still be able to pick up signals. It is the box with its card that de-scramble's the signal not the dish. When I used D-TV I used to take mine on the road with me. Dont think the companies care as long as you pay your bill. you might consider talking with DISH and ask about the pay as you go works well for occasional use.
676563
I apologize but I bought and reviewed the 3TB Canvio HDD rather than the 1TB. I doubt the two drives are much different though as regards your question. I have never attempted to connect mine to my Dish receiver and bought it solely for use with my PC. It is a good question though and, since I have a second Canvio enroute, I may try connecting it to Dish. If I do, I will add the results to my review of this product. Best regards.