Location: Close enough to make a beer run during a TV timeout
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My suggestion would be to just buy a new basic one for $100. I know Bell makes it hard for somebody to buy a used one. Last time I looked into it there's a $35 fee to transfer ownership, plus another fee is the card is missing or not compatable. Then there's an issue if the previous owner had a balance owing. And as we know; the previous owner may have thought they paid their final bill, but Bell has been known to make mistakes.
I picked up a 9242s yesterday. Yep, my 6200 goes to the bedroom. I couldn't find any deals so paid the full $599. I have it up and running but I had my moments of feeling like an idiot while my SD channels disappeared and remote 2 wouldn't work.
Everything came in the box except the coaxial cable, so I may have to buy some more or cut up what I've got to feed into the SW44. Right now I have it running from two SW22s. Nice new toy for Christmas.
Location: Close enough to make a beer run during a TV timeout
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Just be sure you are using the SW44, and not trying to use any sort of cable splitter. Because in the satellite world there is no such thing as a splitter.
I have had the 9200 dual tuner for quite a while and it has worked fine for me. The best part is my five year old has TV in his room without a reciever. I had a bit of a problem getting it hooked up right, but once I got it all straightened out it has worked perfect (yes I was using the right switches) I can't remember what I did wrong but it wasn't that big of a deal.
Just be sure you are using the SW44, and not trying to use any sort of cable splitter. Because in the satellite world there is no such thing as a splitter.
You give some great instructions Ken and was one of the first things I looked at when I first went to DHC. Right now I'm using example #4 in a two dish setup but will do the setup as described in example #5 soon.