I would appreciate an answer to this question..

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Don't connect a phoneline to it, or order any PPVs, it will work AOK as
long as you don't let them know.

"Elanso" <elanso@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20041110195547.21753.00000326@mb-m12.aol.com...
>I purchased some years back a DirectTV system that has two receivers. I
>will be
> temporarily be living in Florida and wonder if I were to take one of the
> receivers and a new dish down to Florida, would I be able to use this
> there
> without purchasing a second account?
> Thanks for your help...
> EL

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On 11 Nov 2004 00:55:47 GMT, elanso@aol.com (Elanso) wrote:

>I purchased some years back a DirectTV system that has two receivers. I will be
>temporarily be living in Florida and wonder if I were to take one of the
>receivers and a new dish down to Florida, would I be able to use this there
>without purchasing a second account?
>Thanks for your help...

It should work, but depending on far you are moving you may not be
able to receive your local channels since they are on a spot beam and
are only available in about a 100-200 mile radios. You won't receive
the Florida channels either since you are not authorized to receive
them.



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