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Stephen M.H. Lawrence wrote:
"Richard L." wrote: | If you're getting weather-related drop-outs, it means your dish | installation is inadequate -- not big enough, not pointing in the | right direction, or suffering from water penetration. | | -- | Richard L. Wrongo, Limey-boy! Study the physics of microwave propagation, paying particular attention to moisture attenuation, then get back with the group when you're up to speed. More excuses from digital shills: It seems like they've got an answer for everything! Does the same thing with Ku-band analog. And *doesn't* happen with C-band digital. (our most critical link at work is Ku-band digital; we have a C-band digital hot standby) You can't eliminate the dropouts completely but increasing the gain of the system *will* improve the situation. When the signal fades due to rain attenuation, a higher-gain system will keep the signal above the noise threshold longer. -- Doug Smith W9WI Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66 http://www.w9wi.com |