Carry out satellite dish for DISH 722K receiver

Dutch_12078 wrote:
Also note that the G2+ only receives the Dish western arc satellites, limiting the options around trees and other obstructions, as well as limiting the availability of the local channels in some areas.

If the antenna can only receive one sat at a time, why can't it be pointed at Eastern Arc Sats - or indeed any single sat?

No argument, just curious.

Also note that the G2+ only receives the Dish western arc satellites, limiting the options around trees and other obstructions, as well as limiting the availability of the local channels in some areas.

Homeless by Choice wrote:
Winegard returned my phone call and said that the ONLY Winegard product that would work with my 722K receiver is G2+ Carryout. I have to put a "power inserter" which comes with their system in the coax line, supply 120vac to it until it finds the satellite (and then I can unplug it) and the 722K should receive all my DISH HD channels.

Kind of.

From the G2+ Manual . . .

Q.
Does the Carryout G2+ antenna work with a DVR?
A:
Yes, the Carryout G2+ antenna can be set up to work with most DVR receivers. Two coaxial cables will need to run from the Carryout G2+ antenna to the DVR, and the receiver will only be able to watch or record from one satellite at a time, which may limit some DVR functionality. The Carryout G2+ antenna is not compatible with the Hopper/Joey for DISH. The Carryout G2+ antenna is not compatible with H25, HR34, or HR44 for DIRECTV (unless the SWM-840 accessory kit is added).

I've had a Dish 722k for many years. It, of course, can record four channels simultaneously (Two OTA and two from a Sat) while simultaneously viewing a previous recording.

I'm not an RVer, but to get all available HD recordings I have to look at THREE satellites. That includes my "Local" Channels.

Winegard returned my phone call and said that the ONLY Winegard product that would work with my 722K receiver is G2+ Carryout. I have to put a "power inserter" which comes with their system in the coax line, supply 120vac to it until it finds the satellite (and then I can unplug it) and the 722K should receive all my DISH HD channels.


Carryout G2+ Features

Compatible with multiple providers
Easily switch providers at power inserter
Powered over coax through power inserter
Permanent & temporary mount options
Fully automatic satellite acquisition
Simple setup
Multi-TV viewing
Ultra-small and compact

from Clicky

LeRoy

Try DISH OUTDOORS 1-800-970-9021. They will sell you everything you need.

Goostoff wrote:
Is there any special reason why you insist on the 722? We just added the tailgater to out bill for $7 a month

I have the 722K for many years and now that I travel, I take it along with me; no loyalty to the 722 just existing receiver.

I see on the internet the $7 offer but I can't find out any information on what receiver is required. Could you direct me to a website or phone number to get this information?

Thank you,
LeRoy

Is there any special reason why you insist on the 722? We just added the tailgater to out bill for $7 a month

Here is a link that might assist

http://www.tv4rv.com/sunshop/

brirene wrote:
I'm using the Winegard Anser with my 625dvr. It indicates it's compatible with all dish receivers except the hopper/joey. I've had good results with it.

I just went to the Winegard site, entered my information and got the following message

Search Results
Selected Features: Portable | Automatic | Stationary | Dish Network (High Definition) | Multiple TVs


Please call Winegard Company Technical Services at 1-800-788-4417. Your area has special circumstances that require additional information.


I called and found that Winegard tech support will open at 7:30 AM CDT. I will try again in the morning.

Thanks,
LeRoy