Rain days

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Peak the signal level and if possible use a large ku band dish and high quality LNB.
 
Covering LNB will reduce signals in rain.... I experienced it......Never cover the LNB in my opinion...... Line of sight should be clear and use good quality coaxial cable......
 
Warpage will cause signal mis-reflection and you won't be getting the best performance out of your system. So take care of your reflector and dish fittings,never mishandle it.
 
LNB ?? means what ?? and am planning to get D2H by september, ppl saying tat the Dish's size of D2h is smaller than other DTH's..is it so ?
 
mmdtahir said:
LNB ?? means what ?? and am planning to get D2H by september, ppl saying tat the Dish's size of D2h is smaller than other DTH's..is it so ?

This is called LNB
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(smaller one is past bro)
Latest dish of D2H(comes with 4K logo) is bigger than another's dish
 
A low-noise block downconverter (or LNB) is the receiving device mounted on satellite dishes used for satellite TV reception, which collects the radio waves from the dish. Then change the higher frequency to lower range.
And all processes including amplification and down converting is at least attenuation/noise possible.
 
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