Cold weather signal loss

[telstar_1]

I think the 1000+ dish was a good size success too. I never had rain fade issues until my 1000.2 replaced it. Signal strength is good but still fades out with rain.

Then you'd really love a SuperDiSH!

 

[charlesrshell]

Then you'd really love a SuperDiSH!

When I joined SatGuys in 2006 there was some postings about a possible dish mesh reflector. I remember in the pic it looked like grating material. Does anyone remember that?

 

[dishdude]

When I joined SatGuys in 2006 there was some postings about a possible dish mesh reflector. I remember in the pic it looked like grating material. Does anyone remember that?

Those mesh dishes were all over the UK, Sky used them.

 

[telstar_1]

Remember Charlie's announcement of merger with Sky? After he was visited at home by Rupert Murdoch, who would later comment "I like Cholly".

 

[Former member 208119]

When I joined SatGuys in 2006 there was some postings about a possible dish mesh reflector. I remember in the pic it looked like grating material. Does anyone remember that?

those things

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[charlesrshell]

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Thats it. Thanks

 

[Butcha]

It got down to zero last night and all is good.The photo that "Hipkat" posted is exactly the one.

 

[telstar_1]

Just no benefit in it. The hole size would need to be quite small not to leak at DBS frequencies and there would be very little wind-force reduction. The whole point of DBS was to be able to use a dish so small that wind wouldn't grab it in any kind of manner as with C-band size dishes. And also so small that its obtrusiveness is a couple orders of magnitude less than the C-band sizes where making them semi-transparent (through perforation or mesh) was deemed an aesthetics benefit as well as wind-load reducer.