Using a Hopper 3 with a Winegard Travler

TechWriter wrote:
It works!

That's pretty awesome! In reading how to figure out which cable to use and connecting it to the Hopper, wouldn't it be easy enough to just "beep" the cable from the LNB to the base when you swap LNB's? I assume you know which is the "good" port on the LNB and you would then know that you are connecting the port A cable (as an example to the good port. You then verify that The A entry is connected to the A exit and you have all the information you need.
This might be the thing that gets me to move to Dish. DirecTV is SOOO expensive these days I really would not mind signing a new contract for a dramatically lower price (even if it's only 2 years). The savings would be huge!
The only thing I would miss is being able to do some time shifting with my DNS service from NY and LA