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- donn0128Explorer IIDont understand your question. But if your asking if the coax from the dish to behind the TV is suppose to connect to the receiver, then the answer is yes.
- mgronbeck30ExplorerI'm not familiar with the specific dish you are using but with home satellite equipment the line in from the actual dish should go to the Cable input on your receiver, the antenna input would be a rooftop antenna to receive local channels if your Dish subscription did not offer the locals.
HTH
Matt - 2oldmanExplorer IINeither. It's the satellite in.
- Antenna in on the receiver.
- lanerdExplorer II
Branson in Tucson wrote:
Need help with Wingard roof Dish. Have the old one that you have to set your self. Question Is the cable off the roof dish, is this the the Antenna line in or cable line in to your Direct Box.
Wingard? You mean Winegard..right?
I too am having trouble understanding your question(s). First question: "Is the cable off the roof dish"....:h Second question: "is this the the Antenna line in or cable line in to your Direct Box".
What is "this"? :?
How about a picture or two? Maybe that would help us in knowing more what you are referring to.
No disrespect intended, just trying to undersand your problem better. - CA_TravelerExplorer IIIRun a coax directly from the dish to the DTV satellite in, using a window is fine. Get that working which will likely require setting the correct settings in the receiver and TV.
Then try any existing coax. Note: OTA and cable coax likely have filters, splitters etc that will not work with the dish to receiver coax. - Tom_NExplorerSAT IN
- RJsfishinExplorerNever seen a receiver yet, Direct or Dish that dint have "sat in" on the back.
Bur then, I ain't seen'm all.
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