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Bad Weather affecting Signal???

emul · 2006-10-01 12:01:05

I have a 96cm dish, dual LNB pointed at Aastra 2. During the bad weather the signal disappears to where I get "No video signal" or "Bad Signal". Is this the norm? I had the system installed professionally so if this is incorrect I want to get resolved. Signal strength during this "blackout" is about 56% (on visionet)…

01-10-2006 12:01pm

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emul

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I have a 96cm dish, dual LNB pointed at Aastra 2. During the bad weather the signal disappears to where I get "No video signal" or "Bad Signal". Is this the norm? I had the system installed professionally so if this is incorrect I want to get resolved. Signal strength during this "blackout" is about 56% (on visionet)

Setup:
From dual LNB runs to Visionet and SAB explorer in Attic - from there to separate TV points

Any guidance appreciated.

Eoin

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#2 01-10-2006 12:16pm

TheDriver

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Hi Emul, got my system from the same crowd as yourself but did DIY job in COrk also and I got no break up yesterday with 60cm dish, SAb explorer and cable run of about 25-30m except maybe in some eurobird channels. Astra 2 readings were 69% signal and 83-85% quality.

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