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Here's a site that helps you figure out the potential for support.
http://www.dishpointer.com/ Put in your zip and use the pull down to select Dish 1000.4 - the eastern arc bird. A Google Map appears with a line pointing from your location to the satellite. You can sort of tell if you'll have a problem. In my case, unfortunately, yes... I was looking forward to dumping TWC! Satellite: Dish 1000.4 (61.5W, 72.7W, 77W) Elevation: 39.6° Azimuth (true): 182.0° Azimuth (magn.): 197.5°
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Looks like I have too many "Tall Trees" .
Lakegeezer's link confirms my quess that I'm in a spot that can't see the satellites. I may just give Orbit a call to confirm.
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