NC+ TV Reception Issues: Signal Loss during Rain with 80cm Dish - Antenna Setup & Adjustment

Question

Hello. I bought NC + TV with 80cm dish :) I set up the antenna for the first time alone and I was able to set the quality to 100% :) I was very happy because I was doing it for the first time, I turned the antenna and turned off the TV in anticipation of activation. I turn on the tv in an hour...

piotrek22101 · Accepted Answer

Check the attachment of the plugs, set again. In the antenna's field of view, are there any trees, buildings, etc. stuff?

Kenworth 18 · Accepted Answer

It seems that is right. Remember to set the converter. The converter also requires adjustment of the so-called twist

andpol 33 · Accepted Answer

What decoder is it? Generally, with the 80cm antenna you should take into account the disappearances. The weather is getting more and more extreme. For me, the 115cm canopy also unfortunately disappears more and more often.

Showbiz32 · Answer

Nothing is in the way of the antenna. The bowl is 80cm. Damn and play again in this setting ? but it was set perfectly, and probably not possible that I turned wrong

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piotrek22101 · Answer

Sometimes, after turning, a slight movement changes the quality. Can be shifted slightly.

Kenworth 18 · Answer

Is the converter new or used?

Showbiz32 · Answer

Everything is new. So you have to play in setting again: /

Showbiz32 · Answer

can it turn the converter itself? Added after 38 [minutes]: I managed to set it enough: / I wonder if it won't break up now

Showbiz32 · Answer

BOX + decoder Added after 38 : yesterday there was a severe downpour and the program disappeared more than once, but for a minute two

andpol 33 · Answer

This 82% is a very decent result. 100% is probably a decoder error. He probably still had old software. You have to come to terms with the rainfall at the downpours.

Showbiz32 · Answer

You made me happy

I thought I got the antenna wrong because I was doing it for the first time

downpours are rarely somehow I can handle it

And interesting how during snowfall?

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I don't know if I twisted it quite strong: / because when I tighten it harder, the quality decreases

andpol 33 · Answer

Unfortunately, the weather is getting worse. This year I had several total disappearances even after 15 minutes. Unfortunately, when tightening, you need to check and turn the appropriate nuts.

Showbiz32 · Answer

are you also using NC +? so they are normal? how about other TVs?

andpol 33 · Answer

Normalka with satellite reception and it doesn't matter what platform.

Showbiz32 · Answer

yep so it must stay that way I don't turn this antenna anymore

_kli_ · Answer

With a normal rain, on a well-set 80's, there should be no signal losses, but quality loss as much as possible. Anyway, there doesn't have to be rain to degrade quality - just a simple cloud. The thicker its layer - the greater the quality decrease. This is a normal symptom. On my 105 I also sometimes have momentary decays. See what antennas it has nc + uplink station , and even on them with large downpours may be signal loss. Sometimes, on some channels, you may experience a complete loss of signal in nice weather, when a storm is raging over the transceiver. It can be similar with a snowstorm, until it disappears completely due to snow settling on the surface of the canopy and on the converter.

Anonymous · Answer

Such a small remark. When turning the canopy, when we tighten the u-bolts, we tighten one by one, one turn of the left screw + one turn of the right one, and so alternately looking at the meter.
While playing with my antenna, I noticed that tightening only one screw until it stops and then the other - pulls the antenna off! When we turn only the right screw in the cyberbolt - the antenna pulls to the right. Minimal, but pulls so you need to watch pwr in the meter and when the signal begins to fall when turning, turn the second screw to pull the antenna antenna in the opposite direction. This is clearly seen on the meters. These are millimeters that can only be seen on the meter but can be seen.

Showbiz32 · Answer

tal just turned

a little bit for each screw

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