said by andyross :

I tended to think Schaumburg was related to Mt. Prospect because the channel mapping is virtually identical, including the frequencies. I remember that Wheeling's Comcast office was the Mt. Prospect office in that office park near Randhurst. For Schaumburg, they just have that one small office on Schaumburg Rd.

said by Joe12345678 :

the super head is near that office mid size building.

the one by Wise Road is a lot smaller.

(other than the big building by IKEA) that may be the call center?

said by andyross :

I thought the IKEA one was just corporate/marketing/call-center. Wise Rd looks like it's for tech/installer support and customer service.

said by Joe pub pc :

Wise Rd one looks small

»maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&cl···t=h&z=19

Wise Rd head end

»maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&cl···t=h&z=19

Mt. Prospect one bigger and looks to be a warehouse as well.
goole listed it as TCI of Illinois and there is a old TCI pack on the wall

»maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&cl···t=h&z=20

Mt. Prospect super head end look at all dish's there.

»maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&cl···7.908896

said by andyross :

What is that 'Wse Rd head end' supposed to be looking at? Isn't that an apartment complex?

said by hdfollower12 :

Has anyone with analog cable in the west Chicago suburbs seen the rest of the scheduled remaining analogs disappear?

said by stillanalog :

Please help me here. I have a digital converter box that I got from Radioshack
(»www.radioshack.com/product/index···=3150939)

Can I use this to get back the enhanced basic channels ( like CNN, CNBC etc. )? I do not really want another box sitting there.

I really do not want to get any boxes from Comcast due to some past bad experience, that is another reason to use my own box. I am willing to spend around $50-$60 if my current RadioShack box would not work.

Thanks for your help.