HD in home with Genie, bought a D12 receiver for TV at camp, will 18inch round dish the way to go.
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This dish will not support HD, so that receiver will work great....same one I use. I use mine at Camp in the mountains and the dish works great, it is small and easy to set up quick. I do suggest that you look at purchasing a Satellite Finder Meter For Directv to make the set up quicker, the one I purchased was made by Satellite Finder, sold by Smartie Store on Amazon, only $8.99. You may want a tri pod or pole to mount the dish for ease as well.
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Ok, Not sure this will help you out or not.. the 17 1/2" diameter antenna will be roughly 8" from the center of mounting pole. I can't get to mine to measure if this would have clearnce if mounted on a flat vertical wall with out being up past the roof line. Now if you can mount it on the house with the antenna above the roof like...it should work with no problems.
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I have a flat screen television on the top and the direct receiver and DVD player under. Not at the location for summer.. can't measure..... Norm
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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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No conversion should be necessary. This connects directly from your antenna coax into the Dish receiver. Your locals will be integrated into the channel list.
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You need a 30" satellite Antenna for FTA and it will get HD channels. This is currently unavailable and we do not have an ETA for new inventory.
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George! I tried that setup, with no luck, still have to use the Double LNB with the 18/20 dish. I wasa lso told that the HD rcvr would not wotk with 18/20 but that was wrong. Chuck
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Ha randy the depth you have is not enought.my mount is 12'' it sticks over a bit because you need a 90 to fit the cable wire. the with is ok ,yours may stick out a bit you will have to adapt the hanger to match .I love It I turned my Kitchen in my man cave when I come home from work it works great the screen is HD and NASCAR looks great on it Goog luck Jim Reilly
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I don't think so. Yiu would need to look it up. I do not have hd receivers attached to this dish.
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The one I had worked with a Direct TV receiver. The way the dish is pointed on the base, makes me believe that it is a direct TV unit.
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You need a 30 inch dish (Minimum) and a linear LNB. There are numerous FTA satellites that you can access.
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Hi. I put this dish on my 04 discovery. The only problem seems to be where to run the wires. The wires on my discovery were run in the A/C duct. I used the same opening and problem solved. That duct goes all the way to the front (just above the TV). This dish finds the satellites the first time, every time. I ran a coax under the motorhome to the back and up into the closet and to the rear TV. I bought extra power supplies so moving my Genie and client is just plug and play. Good luck. Need help? email donstockton@usa.com
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I mounted a 37" LED and it is at its limit, but not unusable or unsafe. So in my opinion, the smaller, presumably lighter, TV would have no issue.
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You can get 118- 119 and 110 on the side look straight at the dish and set 119 and 118 would fall in place
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Yes it will most definitely work. I have the same one but it's mounted on a roof with the same type of dish, I get all the sats, 110,119 and 128 which is ceil for HD channels. You shouldn't have any problems as long as you have a decent sat finder. Hope I was a help to you. Good luck with your install.
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It's not to hard. If doing a house installation have a clear site pointing south. Make sure the dish arm is level and plumb. There are phone apps to point you to the right direction for the 99, 101 and 103 satellites. You can also get a inline signal finder that goes in between the lnb and the receiver. Use the setup guide in settings to get the strongest signal as possible. 90's are best! Same type setup on a motorhome if you have a tripod setup as I have. It's not hard but it can be challenging! Good luck.
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hey man bottom line go bigger that 120mhz is a gimmick I have this tv, you will NOT go wrong with the 46". Believe me! I had the same debacle as you. 46" is the way to go