dish network uses dish network for internet service.
dish network uses dish network for internet service.
who does dish network use for internet service?
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in spite of all this capacity, echostar still needed to fulfill the dream of nationwide high-definition television and conceived the dish 1000 system to receive signals from 110°w, 119°w, and 129°w orbital locations. originally, dish network high-definition subscribers required two separate satellite dishes. currently, dish network subscribers can receive nationwide hdtv channels using the 129°w orbital location or 61.5°w orbital location. because of issues with low signal strength, the older model dish 1000 has been replaced with the dish 1000.2. the 1000.2 has a 10% larger reflector for better signal strength and an integrated lnb for easier installation. the dish 1000.2 is in diameter. even with the larger size, there are still many reports of customers consistently losing signal on the 129°w orbital location. this has forced some customers to either use a 2nd separate dish network brand dish, or an aftermarket 30" dish, aimed specifically at the 129°w orbital location. on several satellite related web support forums, customers have critically suggested that the new dish 1000.2 wasn't nearly large enough and should have been 20–30% larger to properly deal with rain fade. later dish network took the approach of splitting the us into two regions. subscribers west of chicago use dish 1000.2 antennas aimed at the 110°w, 119°w, and 129°w orbital locations (referred to as the western arc). subscribers east of chicago use dish 1000.4 antennas aimed at the 61.5°w, 72°w and 77°w orbital locations (referred to as the eastern arc).
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