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Re: maybe this is tractor, but i doubt it. anyhow
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Posted by 49 Cubber! on November 23, 2003 at 07:12:22 from (206.74.216.69):
In Reply to: maybe this is tractor, but i doubt it. anyhow thi posted by c. b. on November 22, 2003 at 15:19:08:
I can tell you this , I have had the big dish,fancy boards and all,and now have the small dish.The expence of changing to the big dish digital isnt worth it considering now you can have the dss installed for free in three rooms. I have never lost my sugnal in a regular rain shower and what I would consider to be heavy rain but have lost it in storms.The key to the dss is to have a clear veiw of the sky,no obstructions at all.When I want to change channels I push the buttons and whamo Im there,no waiting for the dish to move into postion.I like my small one better!
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