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Heavy Duty Trucks (Class 7/8).
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I have a 2009 Winegard Roadtrip with 2 dish wallys. the wallys load sw44 which does not recognise (locate) 119 or 129 satelittes on our unit. Winegard says we need to get the SW64 switch installed but dish says no can do with software. I have seen posts where a switch is installed on the roof? Detroit area does not seem yo have much field support from dish techs. We are 10 days from moving into our home after 3 months fulltime glamping. Kinda like closing barn door after horse is out but with Michigan weather and packing away our household when we sold......would like to be better prepared after we settle into house. Anyone know how to get switch installed or updated or technician sipport in northern Detroit suburbs. -
By NamMedevac 70 · Posted
For those of you who may be affected and not aware of very recent news. This is a PSA from me and I am not affected by this recall. . https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/philips-recalls-sleep-apnea-machines-ventilators-possible-cancer-risk https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.2071282349840606&type=3 -
By Nairbsnave · Posted
It has been sold. Thanks for looking. -
Can I fool a lever or valve to think the bags are full? In other words, stop air going to them? -
Those are not what Amazon proposes however. What Amazon wants to do is create a mesh network using Amazon devices. So, think of it this way, you have Centurylink, another neighbor has Comcast, and yet another uses a cell hotspot and you all have an internet enabled Amazon device (Dot, Show, etc.). Now the hotspot is slower than the other two but Amazon is going to help out by "borrowing" a slice of your bandwidth to boost the speed of the slowest connection. And therein lies the problem. Amazon is making this effort in stealth by doing it under the table and requiring an opt out instead of an opt in.
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