does anyone know what the threshhold is for signal strength causing dropout/pixelation? I get good signal from all satellites (90 to 100%) except sat 99 is about 60%. All my channels look ok right now, I have choice plus package but I don't get locals yet. Supposed to get them next month here in cen arkansas 72015. I think they will be coming from sat 99?? will it be a problem?
Question about signal strength
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70% is the minimum standard for D* installers, but I don't believe you will start seeing signal issues until you're in the 50's ... but don't quote me on this.
It could be that Mother Nature tweaked your dish for you, given the recent weather down in FL.
Why would you start seeing signal issues in the 50's? That's kind of high to start seeing digitization.
And HR21 signal meters aren't always correct? What do you mean?
And HR21 signal meters aren't always correct? What do you mean?
I'm speaking about what I observed as an installer...and I don't understand how you consider a signal of 50 to be high...
And not everyone has an HR21, as some people don't have DVR's. The signal meters in the receiver are not the best, but are meant as a general guide.
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