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the-cable-guy 21-05-2008 21:57

Re: Grass is greener?
 
never had any problems when i paid for Sky we had a faulty receiver which was replaced the next day. never have any problems in rain as im using a zone 2 minidish in a zone 1 area, so i get 100% signal strength & 90% signal quality, other then heavy rain then signal quality goes down to 85% & the levels are the same for all transponders :D

allsorts111 21-05-2008 22:05

Re: Grass is greener?
 
I have no choice other than to keep getting replacement boxes, im not going back to Virgin Media and im not giving up the little HD content we are given on Sky to Virgins next to nothing service.
I just wish it did not take up to a week to get a new box everytime one breaks...

Chrysalis 22-05-2008 12:11

Re: Grass is greener?
 
the-cable-guy what are the different zones? signal strength?

the-cable-guy 22-05-2008 12:58

Re: Grass is greener?
 
zone 1 is mainland UK where a 45 cm minidish is required & zone 2 is north of England & Scotland where a 60 cm minidish is required. so using a zone 2 dish in a zone 1 area will obviously give you better results. the recommended minimum signal strength is 50% i brought a zone 1 minidish however they sent me a zone 2 one & only changed me for a zone 1 :D:

Chrysalis 22-05-2008 17:11

Re: Grass is greener?
 
Explains it thanks, I get 80% in good weather and drops to about 40% in bad weather.

the-cable-guy 22-05-2008 17:12

Re: Grass is greener?
 
? are you using a zone 1 or a zone 2 dish ?

Chrysalis 26-05-2008 09:56

Re: Grass is greener?
 
I have no idea what dish I am using sorry.

the-cable-guy 26-05-2008 15:27

Re: Grass is greener?
 
? is it 45 cm or 60 cm ?

Chrysalis 26-05-2008 16:32

Re: Grass is greener?
 
no idea, its on my chimney.

the-cable-guy 26-05-2008 16:40

Re: Grass is greener?
 
ok then.


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