I have Dish Network in two rooms. The dual receiver is in the living room with TV1, and TV2 is in my bedroom. My bedroom TV sits about 3 feet from the end of my bed, which is where I watch TV the most.
Ok so the problem is with TV2 remote control. I don't know how often you should have to change the batteries but I seem to be going through them like crazy. And when the batteries are running low at all, (a few days worth of use??), it is madness getting the clicker to work. It is usually some combo of profanity, tongue out, and pointing it in every possible direction, and getting closer to the TV...while whistling a happy tune.
OK so my question is...where do you point the remote for best use? I don't have a tuner in this room and the dual receiver isn't meant to always be close to the other TVs in the house. I am actually only about 20 feet from the receiver but facing the bed and clicking I am aiming 90 deg away from the box in the living room. Does this matter?
2007-02-15
01:58:56
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musicimprovedme
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SNS re: batteries, it isn't as bad as it sounds, I change them maybe once a month. Still that seems like a lot.
The light isn't on all the time...and I don't think I'm tripping it in my sleep but it does get laid down right by my head!
Keep in mind that THIS remote is labelled TV2 and the install guy programmed it to this particular TV. So still aim at the box? I don't think I can switch remotes. (tried it, tv2 remote works on tv1 when i take it to the other room.)
Oh well, as long as I'm not activating some poor schmuck's garage door.
hahahah!
2007-02-15
02:49:11 ·
update #1