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Re: Wet LNB
Uhm...this could be even good for snow...but if it snows heavily, it could be worse...
As a matter of facts, snow can find like a bridge to cover from LNB to the dish, that's the worst at all...we saw that in these days in northern Italy.
(see attached image: dish of a friend of mine 3 days ago)Attached FilesComment
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Re: Wet LNB
You should use a Amalgum type of tape fpr joints on the connectors.
And covers on the lnb are pointless.
if you live in fringe reception areas when it rains or snows it is the rain and snow that is falling that blocks some of the signal.Comment
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Re: Wet LNB
lnbs have brake surface and they dont need to special thing for protect them.
however if external layer broke maybe it need to other material like plastic or cover.Comment
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I can confirm, wet snow (melting) on the lnb and the signal is completly down (nearly to zero).
I went to the dish, cleaned this snow from the lnb and the signal came back with the old strength.
In winter, a "plastic umbrella" is very usefull!If you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans!Comment
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Re: Wet LNB
Fully agree with Satphoenix, wet snow always adhere to the lnb and the signal decreases significantly, and we have to clear away the snow, protection of the plastic seems effective, you only need to do a good design of the plastic casingComment
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Re: Wet LNB
I think that this is not the solution.
Drops on plastic bottle will cause a loss of signal.Is my post useful for you? Please press sigpicComment
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Re: Wet LNB
but i dont feel bad effect on signals in cold weather but might effect on weak signals.Comment
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Re: Wet LNB
Try to cut the bottle a little more and make it shorter.
And don't try it with heavy rain.
The rain absorbs the microwave frequencies downlinked
off the satellites, so the heavier the rain the more the absorption ...
and your signal is weaker.If You Like My Post..... Please Press the Thanks ButtonComment
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Re: Wet LNB
Just read some comments
Wet dish, dry dish - no difference in signal. Wet LNBF - loss of signal, I tested it and I'm sure. I live in a place where almost always rainy - you may believe me
Wind from south - full rain proof, wind from west or east - partial proof. Wind from north - dish protected by the wall.Originally posted by peremacedoniaImagine rain with strong wind.What function have plastic bottle now?
You did something wrong. Look at pictures of my setup.Originally posted by mrbmmm, i tried to add a cutted plastic bottle on my lnb, and the signal from 98% is decreased to 87%. Maybe the plastic was too long? Now it's raining, later i'll take a pictureComment
 

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