for the last month or so, both my HR20-700 and H20-600 have been pixelating something awful between 8-9pm consistently.
weather doesn't seem to be a factor nor does heat. reception has been fine during some severe storms, and while I have a lot of trees in my yard, reception has been fine (outside the problem hours) regardless of wind, so I don't think the trees are the issue, (unless the are growing and shrinking over a one hour period). signal strengths on 103s and 103c are in the mid 80's to mid 90's on transponders I receive.
Dish is first generation side car model 5 LNB (AT-9?).
am climbing up to inspect F connectors today, but all looked good a month ago when I cleaned out a wasp nest from the
LNB arm.
Have read that the HR20-700 doesn't play well with the old side car LNB setup, curious for some more confirmation of specific problems that have reported with this combination.
If it is a compatibility issue, will D own up to the problem and replace my dish for free ?(willing to sign up for another 2 years, I'm not changing services unless this problem can't get resolved)
weather doesn't seem to be a factor nor does heat. reception has been fine during some severe storms, and while I have a lot of trees in my yard, reception has been fine (outside the problem hours) regardless of wind, so I don't think the trees are the issue, (unless the are growing and shrinking over a one hour period). signal strengths on 103s and 103c are in the mid 80's to mid 90's on transponders I receive.
Dish is first generation side car model 5 LNB (AT-9?).
am climbing up to inspect F connectors today, but all looked good a month ago when I cleaned out a wasp nest from the
LNB arm.
Have read that the HR20-700 doesn't play well with the old side car LNB setup, curious for some more confirmation of specific problems that have reported with this combination.
If it is a compatibility issue, will D own up to the problem and replace my dish for free ?(willing to sign up for another 2 years, I'm not changing services unless this problem can't get resolved)