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Permalink Reply by forumuser on January 15, 2018 at 17:21

Hi Eleanor, 

This is usually due to the frequencies used on the satellite, however this could also be related to the age of your equipment, overtime the LNB which is the little machine on the front of your dish will age and cause issues when weather seems to play it's part, the age of the device affects the signals. It might be best to get a local installer to have a look and see if the LNB needs a slight adjustment so that channels do not drop out in the event weather comes. 

Cheers
Josh

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Permalink Reply by Eleanor Bradshaw on January 15, 2018 at 19:51

Thanks for that.will try your suggestion.

Josh Hill ✔️ said:

Hi Eleanor, 

This is usually due to the frequencies used on the satellite, however this could also be related to the age of your equipment, overtime the LNB which is the little machine on the front of your dish will age and cause issues when weather seems to play it's part, the age of the device affects the signals. It might be best to get a local installer to have a look and see if the LNB needs a slight adjustment so that channels do not drop out in the event weather comes. 

Cheers
Josh

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