For Torrevieja, A 2.4mt is not big enough for all the channels all day and night especially when it’s raining. Have a look at http://www.ses-astra.com/satellites/footprints.shtml
The only thing it doesn’t show are the side lobes that the lucky people in the Costa del Sol and Algarve use to bring...
With respect to the guys that have replied, from what I have seen reception in Torrevieja is not the same as Lleida or the costa del sol.
Depending on which channels you want.... that’s why there are lots of big paella dishes on the urbanizations. I don’t have a list of the week channels but any...
I have had mixed results with 80cm dishes when using 13o/19o, the better quality dish being worse performer. If you use good LNBs it is OK in Madrid. Some channels drop out with bad whether. I have tried all the dishes from Tecatel and the only dislikes I have are the larger petal types. Best...
I believe that all the other push systems have ceased, sat@once is funded by ESA and Astra and so continues to help some Europeans but not all. Many of the one way ISPs threatened to add a push download for Email and web updates, but all have relied on subsidies and none have managed to get out...
The way they are transported plays a big factor. Pre Astra days in Spain most installs were 1.8-3mt. The metal dishes were often already warped when they were delivered.
I do a lot of temporary installs 1-2 days and now I wouldn’t use anything but Cmaster.
You can drop 1 of a roof and it stays...
If its still working tomorrow my next steps would be>
Could be an outer strand intermittently touching the inner cable.
Cable could be naff How old is it? or have you got a uhf splitter on it carrying the terrestrial tv and lnb in 1 cable.
1 output could be naff on the lnb.
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