carryout troubles

I'm fine with the $7.00 a month as long as they provide the receiver,but they won't they want me to pay a $119 for a replacement receiver and then charge the monthly fee. There still talk of directv ending there sd programing some time in 2019. If they do my old carry out should work with dish so I guess I'm one of the lucky ones. For the time being I hope to use a swm 840 switch with one of my other H-25 receivers.

GTO66 wrote:
I have the first gen carryout model CB GM-1518. Winegard said my D-12 receiver supplies the volts through the coax to allow it to lock on a satellite and is not longer supplying dc volts. They and directv sell a receiver (H-24)that should work I don't want to purchase a receiver and still pay directv there monthly rental fee. It seems since being bought by att there the same as the cable companies no customer service.

If you only have 1 receiver there is no additional monthly fee. If you have more than 1 receiver on your account there is a $7/month for each additional receiver no matter whether you buy it or lease it or it appears out of thin air.

I have the first gen carryout model CB GM-1518. Winegard said my D-12 receiver supplies the volts through the coax to allow it to lock on a satellite and is not longer supplying dc volts. They and directv sell a receiver (H-24)that should work I don't want to purchase a receiver and still pay directv there monthly rental fee. It seems since being bought by att there the same as the cable companies no customer service.

Not sure which carry out model you have but I believe all of them use a power inserter in between the receiver and the dish. If it is bad or not powered up no DC signal will go to antenna dish and you won’t find satellites

https://www.winegard.com/help/images/8/8c/2452360.pdf

H24 works with SWM or not. H25 and higher receivers require SWM.

Don't know the difference between H24 and H25 but I used my H24 with a carryout without a SWM switch. I now have HR 44 Genie with clients which will require the SWM. The receiver will require going through the set up to work with the Carryout.

I think the receiver is just reaching its end, as all the coax is always hooked up prior to plugging the unit in as the power cable just reaches the outlet. Since being bought by att directv doesn't care if you leave. The only way they would replace the receiver is if I upgraded the replacement standard receiver would cost 119.00 and you would still need to pay the receiver monthly fee. So for now I'm researching using one of my H-25 receivers by adding swm 840 switch kit.

I can not answer your "Will it work" question but..

When you hook up and unhook be sure the RECEIVER is power off. I mean UNPLUGED level of power off. for at least several minutes before messing with the cable. OR put an A/B switch in the line and run one side to the cable and the other side.. Leave blank.

Shorting the center wire to the nut at the wrong instant can blow the receiver.

OH. one more thing.. Call Direct back and give them the 800 number for DISH and see how fast they fix your problem

Made it home and my D-12 receiver works fine in the house, but not in the RV. I have a new question if I installed a swm 840 switch kit in the RV would I be able to use my H-25 receiver with the old CB GM-1518 carryout? Thanks

Had a similar problem about a year and a half ago in Florida. I think it was caused by turning the Carry Out on before turning the DirecTV receivers on. Haven't had a problem since.