“Hi can I hook this devise up where my current Direct TV dish is?”
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Greetings - Yes! Typically, a satellite dish has 2 coaxial cable lines going from the dish to the receiver. You’ll want to check that the correct line is connected. Also if the dish signal was going to more than one location, you likely need to replace the splitter in the conjunction box, usually located outside your home, with a full-range splitter. Oftentimes, satellite companies install a splitter that have filters built-in to eliminate unwanted frequencies. After you check the coax line connection, be sure the antenna is facing the correct direction towards the towers. You can download our FREE Antenna Point app to see the towers and help you aim the antenna, and then do a channel scan on the TV. If you need any assistance, we are here for you 7 days a week. Call us toll-free at 877-825-5572 Mon - Fri 9am to 9pm or weekends 10am to 6pm CST.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Greetings - Yes! Typically, a satellite dish has 2 coaxial cable lines going from the dish to the receiver. You’ll want to check that the correct line is connected. Also if the dish signal was going to more than one location, you likely need to replace the splitter in the conjunction box, usually located outside your home, with a full-range splitter. Oftentimes, satellite companies install a splitter that have filters built-in to eliminate unwanted frequencies. After you check the coax line connection, be sure the antenna is facing the correct direction towards the towers. You can download our FREE Antenna Point app to see the towers and help you aim the antenna, and then do a channel scan on the TV. If you need any assistance, we are here for you 7 days a week. Call us toll-free at 877-825-5572 Mon - Fri 9am to 9pm or weekends 10am to 6pm CST. Good luck!
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