Oops! I forgot you had previously mentioned you have a Trav'ler. What dish have you been using with the H3? If it's a roof mounted Trav'ler or a portable tripod mounted full sized dish, you could still have at least a two tuner plus OTA recording capability with a Dish Wally plus an external hard drive. I'll miss the ability to tape shows while we're watching something else that we have with the Hopper 3, but I guess I'll learn to live with it! 😁 I'll miss the ability to tape shows while we're watching something else that we have with the Hopper 3, but I guess I'll learn to live with it! 😁 Edited Januby LindaH
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