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The Dragon
02 Jan 10 10:59
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hope it clears b4 darts and footie

right pain in the proverbials

antone else get thesame prob

surely in thi sday and age theycould up with something better than a satellite dish :(

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By:
treble
When: 02 Jan 10 11:01
You have a faulty dish mate.

Sky dishes shpuld not be affected by rain or snow.

What may have happened is that the plastic casing that protects the LNB has become loose and is letting moisture in. You need to get it looked at.
By:
Jacey
When: 02 Jan 10 11:02
btw ... remember rod hull.......
By:
treble
When: 02 Jan 10 11:03
You can get sky to do it, but they charge £60 for the privilege.
By:
sfc1976
When: 02 Jan 10 11:04
read a book instead
By:
The Dragon
When: 02 Jan 10 11:04
thanks treble will do
By:
alun2005
When: 02 Jan 10 11:05
I sometimes have this problem too, being temporarily unable to access BBC4, BBC2, C4 etc.

Inadvertently I also found a solution to it. I tune into channel 401 (Sky Sports), get a picture, then immediately tune to the station I actually want (e.g BBC4 116). It has worked evert time I've tried it (hundreds of times).
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 02 Jan 10 11:06
One of the expected downsides of living in an igloo imo, it is your own fault for lack of foresight.
By:
treble
When: 02 Jan 10 11:06
Dragon, does it do it when it's raining too or just when there's snow? Also, is there a build up snow on the dish itself?
By:
The Dragon
When: 02 Jan 10 11:16
mainly sleet or very heavy rain
By:
The Dragon
When: 02 Jan 10 11:17
ill try that alun ta
By:
Dylan1975
When: 02 Jan 10 11:19
check there isn't snow or ice on the dish itself, usually a bit of boiling water over the sensor on the dish works.
By:
treble
When: 02 Jan 10 11:19
I have heard in the past of snow build up weighing a dish down and putting it out of alignment, but I doubt rain would do it as well.
By:
The Dragon
When: 02 Jan 10 11:20
ill get someone out to have alook at it treb when i get aminute
By:
Degs
When: 02 Jan 10 11:33
had a similar problem with snow storm a couple of weeks back - didn't correct itself when storm cleared, had to re-boot the box and then pictures came back
By:
The Dragon
When: 02 Jan 10 12:32
all clear now :)
By:
Joe Jordan
When: 02 Jan 10 13:15
Dragon ,
If there are Trees in your line of sight to 23degrees above the horizon satellite , then snow gatheres on the branches and blocks signal ,
also heavy rain falling added to branches in the line of sight , means "poorer" signal strength channels cut out as "No Signal being received" ..
I got my trees causing these problems cut down :-)
By:
itsmyturn
When: 02 Jan 10 14:03
i can't get logged into my computer to post a reply so you have my sympathies.
By:
plainlazy
When: 02 Jan 10 14:07
two tv aerials fell in love and got married...the wedding was rubbish..but the reception was fantastic
By:
The Priest
When: 02 Jan 10 14:40
Get Virgin no probs then.
By:
Coachbuster
When: 02 Jan 10 14:41
do people still have dishes ?

been cable where i am since the mid noughties atleast
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