Re: DishNet ViP722

On Fri, 2 May 2008 19:40:05 -0500 Deke <no spam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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|> >> So you have to flip external switches?  What if you want to watch
from
|> >> one
|> >> switch position while recorder from another?
|> >
|> > LOL Thats funny.  ......All switching is totally, completely
automatic,
| in
|> > any combination.
|>
|>
|> That's not true and you know it. My manual switches are on the roof
near
| my
|> dishes... I know because last christmas Santa Claus bumped his fat ass
|> against one of them and I had to climb up there in the snow and reset
it.
|>
|>
| Wow, you still have manual switches?  Dude, time to upgrade!  Maybe
thats
| what Santa will bring you this year;)

What would one upgrade TO if there is more than one RF feed?  I presume
they
use the same RF spectrum on both polarizations on each bird.  There seem
to
be as many as 5 birds.  So is there a way to switch as many as 10 RF
sources
to 2 RF outputs in an automated way controlled by the receiver?  Think
about
the 2nd TV being able to select any programming from any bird.

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