Overland Park Satellite TV

Overland Park Satellite TV: Dish Network

• Have more than two TVs? No problem! Dish has a great option for you. The Digital Home Plan offers Overland Park satellite TV service for up to 4 televisions, with no equipment to buy!



• DishPro 301 is the latest Dish entry-level satellite receiver. It features a sleek low-profile design and offers interactive capabilities to enhance the television experience.



• DishPVR 510 is an integrated Satellite TV receiver and Personal Video Recorder (PVR) that gives you the ability to record and control TV programming in a way you never could before.

Overland Park Satellite TV: DirecTV

• DIRECTV has created a programming service specifically driven to offer customers more choice and value for their entertainment dollar.



• Learn about satellite dishes, programming, installation, and multi-room systems. Select the best Satellite TV System for your needs.



• DIRECTV is the nation's #1 digital satellite entertainment service.



• We feature DIRECTV Systems... from the basic DIRECTV Systems to those with TiVO and HDTV.


What if I move? Does DIRECTV have a Mover's Service? YES! With DIRECTV MOVERS CONNECTION™ Moving is EASY! Because moving should be as carefree as possible, we offer the DIRECTV MOVERS CONNECTION™, which makes it easy to transfer your entire DIRECTV® service to a new residence with minimal hassle.

What equipment do I need to receive high definition programming on DIRECTV? You can receive our high definition programming by using an HDTV set with a built-in DIRECTV System OR by using an HDTV-enabled multi-sat DIRECTV Receiver with any high-definition television set.

Can I install the satellite dish inside my house? In order to receive the signal, the dish must have a direct line of sight to the south through a window. However, many types of window glass  degrade the satellite signal. Therefore, we strongly recommend that you install your satellite dish outside in a suitable location.

Can I use my existing wiring for DIRECTV? If the cable in your house is RG-6 coax cable, you can use it to connect your DIRECTV Receiver to your satellite dish. If your cable is not RG6 coax, you will need to run new cable. It is important that you use RG6 cable due to the frequency of the digital signals it must carry.