Hi,
This has been bothering me for a while.
My dish is quite close to the roof eaves I think the top part of the dish may be slightly obscured by the eaves....does this matter ?
The quality and strength show at about 3/4, but how does the signal work ?
Does the whole dish pick up the signal or does a different part of the dish pick up different channels ?!?
I know that sounds strange but about this time of year for the past tow years (Oct - Apr) some channels go screwy, and by this I mean picture break up, sound pops and squeaks etc. And it's not necessarily raining or windy, it can be a calm, still day and still does it.
This tends to happen even more on any picture that has a bright or white background, eg music videos, snowboarding on extreme sports, box office films etc.
I know the obvious answer would be to get an 'engineer' out to look at the dish, LNB etc but as an 'engineer' originally put it in I'm reluctant to call them out until I know a bit more about it!
Can anyone shed any light on this ?
Thanks
This has been bothering me for a while.
My dish is quite close to the roof eaves I think the top part of the dish may be slightly obscured by the eaves....does this matter ?
The quality and strength show at about 3/4, but how does the signal work ?
Does the whole dish pick up the signal or does a different part of the dish pick up different channels ?!?
I know that sounds strange but about this time of year for the past tow years (Oct - Apr) some channels go screwy, and by this I mean picture break up, sound pops and squeaks etc. And it's not necessarily raining or windy, it can be a calm, still day and still does it.
This tends to happen even more on any picture that has a bright or white background, eg music videos, snowboarding on extreme sports, box office films etc.
I know the obvious answer would be to get an 'engineer' out to look at the dish, LNB etc but as an 'engineer' originally put it in I'm reluctant to call them out until I know a bit more about it!
Can anyone shed any light on this ?
Thanks