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kchace · 04-20-2004, 12:17 PM

I can't compare it to Disk Network, but I have had Direct TV for 6 years now and I am extremely happy with it. Lots of channels for $32 a month.

The only complaint that one *might* make is that during heavy storms, you might lose the signal for a brief time. I upgraded my dish from the standard 18" to a 24" (got it new on Ebay for $50) and since then have NEVER lost the signal regardless of the weather.

You can install it yourself if you like. It is not very hard at all. Just need to be able to see the SW sky. Run the coax, then point the dish accurately (takes maybe 20-30 minutes to get the dish just right) and you're done.

Ken

04-20-2004, 12:17 PM	#2
kchace Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Brookline and Moultonborough NH Posts: 100 Thanks: 4 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I like Direct TV I can't compare it to Disk Network, but I have had Direct TV for 6 years now and I am extremely happy with it. Lots of channels for $32 a month. The only complaint that one might make is that during heavy storms, you might lose the signal for a brief time. I upgraded my dish from the standard 18" to a 24" (got it new on Ebay for $50) and since then have NEVER lost the signal regardless of the weather. You can install it yourself if you like. It is not very hard at all. Just need to be able to see the SW sky. Run the coax, then point the dish accurately (takes maybe 20-30 minutes to get the dish just right) and you're done. Ken