The FCC finally has a full set of commissioners!
Congratulations to Anna Gomez, who was confirmed surprisingly quietly.
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Want a component connection from your H26K, H25 or Genie Mini? We can help!
YES YOU CAN get a component connection from your DIRECTV box. Here’s how.
Why are there so many satellite locations?
At one point there were 12 satellite locations between the two major providers. Is it that hard to get it down to one?
How can one satellite dish feed 100 receivers?
It might not make sense but it does work. Learn why!
Why can’t you send HD to your television on channel 3?
It seems I write articles about this subject a lot. Perhaps more than I should. But it’s a question that keeps coming up. Our customers, especially those in the RV community, want to be able…
Why can’t Solid Signal sell DIRECTV equipment meant for other countries?
Sure, you’re dying to get your hands on this L14 receiver but you can’t. Why? Read on!
THE GREAT DEBATE: SWM-enabled dish or external SWM?
The choice is yours! Our tutorial has been completely revised and updated for ’23.
What do you mean by “addressable advertising?”
Here’s another term you’re going to hear a lot in the coming year. May as well get a handle on it now!
“My installer says all I need is an RF modulator. Why can’t I find one?”
It’s not the story you think it is. Read on!
Why can’t KING satellite dishes get HD on DIRECTV?
There’s a simple answer but it’s not what you think it is.
What is DIRECTV D2 Advantage?
If you own or manage an apartment building, you need to read this.
NICE AND EASY: What does that light on my DIRECTV box (Genie or Gemini) mean?
Are you worried about that yellowish light on your Genie Client? Here’s what it means!
NICE AND EASY: What does A3 mean in the DIRECTV guide?
You know if you’ve seen this in your guide, you’ve been wondering.
Is closed captioning obsolete?
Closed captioning has been around since the 1970s. Has it seen its day?
Which DIRECTV receivers can be used with 220-240 volt power?
If you are putting a DIRECTV receiver on your boat you’ll want to know more about this.