Weather Question
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I don't know what your history has to do with it but yes, SD channels are more likely to still be received during bad weather than HD channels. This is particularly true if your dish is misaligned. 
I don't know what your history has to do with it but yes, SD channels are more likely to still be received during bad weather than HD channels. This is particularly true if your dish is misaligned.
what i mean my "history" about 7 weeks ago they came and found 6in hole in my cable, and they was after about 2yr fighting with with directv
Poor installs, problems from dish alignment, faulty cables, lnbf's etc can cause outages. Rain fade from signal scatter is also a problem. Although many won't admit it since they have learned to accept it as a fact of pizza life. HD will go out before SD due to the fact that ka band is 3 times more susceptible to rain fade attenuation, also the fact that Mpeg 4 needs more signal to produce a picture than Mpeg 2. Even commercial installs of Direct using 1.2 meter dishes will go out although will hang in there a while longer.
well, its back now but, i kinda freak out when it happen, i have it in mind they found a 8in hole in my line, so it weather or do i got another hole, and what make it difficult all my wires are outside because we don't have a basement
6" - 8" hole in your line? so it weather or do I get another hole? what does that mean? sorry it is so hard to determine what you are trying to say or ask?
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