Terk 18"x 20" DIRECTV¿ Satellite Dish Antenna with 3 Dual LNBs

only one problem.this dish cannot receive both dishnetwork 119 and 110.i know it's a direct tv dish ,but this is what i wanted it for.

Product arrived on time. I attached the disk to the roof and using a signal strength meter was able to align the disk and it has worked just fine ever since.

We recently got DirecTV after seeing their ad blitz for 75 HD channels. They brag about their "digital picture and sound," and their great customer service.
The truth is the only way to get digital picture and sound is with a HDTV and an HDMI. Their picture is actually worse than the picture we got with Comcast. Not to mention there is no two year agreement with cable, no picture loss when it rains, you do not have to pay for "leased equipment, and you do not need an ugly dish hanging on your house.
When we purchased our most recent HDTV, we figured we would replace the DVR we had with DirecTV and get an HD DVR to replace it.
DirecTV told us we would have to pay $299 for the privlige of leasing their receiver from them. In addition to this we would have to pay $50 because we were a new customer "and had not established a credit history with them." Also, we would have to pay $20 for shipping and handling and extend our contract for another two years.
Maybe DirecTV thinks it is in the cellphone business because all they want to do is lock you into long-term contracts and make you bleed money to them forever. Their symbol should be a ball and chain because that is what they really are. Cable here I come!

This is your standard, run of the mill, directv oval dish. It goes up pretty easily, although you'll need your own compass, and unfortunately, it also comes with no mounting hardware and no RG6 cables, so there's more to buy than just this item...

Another low point is that the LNBs are all fused together so if one goes bad, you have to replace the whole dish.

The constuction also seems kinda cheap, so we'll have to see how it holds up in the sun and wind...