am in orlando and i need the 95 beam west and 95 beam south (venezuela directv). right now i catch 95W but i cant saw the HD channels, that dish work?
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Yes, this dish will work with the 95W Linear Satellite Signal (Vertical) from DIRECTV. It is the only dish you would need to get the DIRECTV channels from the 95W. It also includes an LNB for the 101W (Circular) which is used for activation, and receiving guide data. Both LNBs should be connected. A 4x4, 4x8, 6x8 or SWM switch should be used to combine the two satellite signals (95W/L/V and 101W/C)
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Some directv rep told me they are going to broadcast in 1080p next year. What channels I have no clue.We'll see
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I have a direct tv receiver. The VuQube will operate on either direct tv or dish network. I have set my cube up several times while camping in my RV. It works great, the only problem I have is it will not pick up my local channels.
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This satellite dish should work with all DirecTV receivers. The center LNB picks up all SD broadcasts, and the two outer LNBs pickup the HD signals.
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I do not receive 97W signals in Trinidad. The 95W feed (I receive) is DirectV LA and requires a circular LNB which this is not
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are you sure that the cable box is HD? kinda sounds like it is SD? the other thing to remember is that not all stations are being broadcast in HD and even then some local channels might not be broadcasting certain shows in HD. for example, my local stations might broadcast a golf game that is in HD, but the local news is broadcast in SD.As for the tv itself, i'm not sure. I'm waiting to get my 4053 delivered and i'm having a hard time waiting! you might want to check your connections again though.
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Sorry, I can't provide any insight to your situation, as I don't utilize TWC. I currently use the DVR for over the-air-reception, though I can tell you it does work with DirectV and Dish, but using it via Channel 3 on the Magnavox as the input from the set top box going to the Magnavox then to the TV. Although it was not true HD, the picture quality was excellent.
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Evidently, you are steping into an area of Satellite TV without ANY knoledge about it. There is to much info. to know before you can tackle that project. But the answer is YES, you do have to have a 3 foot dish in order for satellite receiver to work. If you live in US most Fre To Air channals can be found on satellite G-19 located at 97 degrees West.
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Everything you need to receive Standard DirecTV at your RV.-The hardest part is "pointing" your disk to the south for reception. Takes a while to get use to how to do that. Look up the coordinates of your campground for DirecTV signal. They are on the internet. Then point to those coordinates then tweak until you get the reception you want.-This dish is for standard DirecTV reception and NOT (HD) High Definition Cable. Works regardless but you will not be able to get HD channels. Those dishes are considerably higher and hard to find.-You will still get hundreds of standard channels based on your package you bought with the service.-Excellent product once setup. Everything you need to receive Standard DirecTV at your RV.-The hardest part is "pointing" your disk to the south for reception. Takes a while to get use to how to do that. Look up the coordinates of your campground for DirecTV signal. They are on the internet. Then point to those coordinates then tweak until you get the reception you want.-This dish is for standard DirecTV reception and NOT (HD) High Definition Cable. Works regardless but you will not be able to get HD channels. Those dishes are considerably higher and hard to find.-You will still get hundreds... » Read More Everything you need to receive Standard DirecTV at your RV.-The hardest part is "pointing" your disk to the south for reception. Takes a while to get use to how to do that. Look up the coordinates of your campground for DirecTV signal. They are on the internet. Then point to those coordinates then tweak until you get the reception you want.-This dish is for standard DirecTV reception and NOT (HD) High Definition Cable. Works regardless but you will not be able to get HD channels. Those dishes are considerably higher and hard to find.-You will still get hundreds of standard channels based on your package you bought with the service.-Excellent product once setup. « Show Less
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Hello, I am Ecuador. I pointed, to the Amazonas 2/3 Satellite, however I can only see 5 channels. Let me please Know waht is the problem??? Thanks
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It works with Directv and Dish, You will not get HD tv with direct but you will with Dish. I swear by this product! It literally takes about 1 minute to set up and 2 minutes to lock onto the satelite in yuor area. I use it when traveling in the RV.
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you have to have a FTA dish to fact south. Antenna will not work with the box.
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I have it connected to a 39" motorized dish. I can pull in a dozen or so satellites. The most populated with free-to-air for me is Galaxy 19 with 170 or so channels. I see no reason why it would not work for you in Brazil. I have no idea what you could pick up with it. Depends a lot on what dish size you have.
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We have 2 TV's connected to our Winegard Anser and travel in our RV fulltime, so we change locations. At first we received Houston stations since that is our home base. Now we are closer to San Antonio and we called Dish and the entered a different zip code and now we receive the news, weather, etc. from San Antonio. I think there might be a limit due to the Satellites they use. Hope this helps.
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Havent tried dishworld.... BUT HD channels resolution and movies in hd are great. 720 or 1080 looks really nice on my 40" JVC
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Hi Steve: The regular coax (RG-59) will probably work for short runs like in your trailer although DirecTV calls for RG-6. You will need an LNB and a DirecTV receiver and LNB in order to receive satellite signals from this dish. They are available with HD and DVR capability. Dont forget the LNB. DH
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I'm using DirecTV with mine so I'm not sure if you'll require an antenna to receive the local channel feed.