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Message: <blockquote data-quote="archive10" data-source="post: 899013">The specific reception conditions may be different up here north, so the exact experience may differ.BUT, if you stick a meter on the LNB, even the tiniest skew adjustment is reflected in the signal to noise ratio. Actual picture degradation starts at a certain threshold, so until you reach that, it may seem that there is not so much effect on picture.But what you may lose is the headroom that allows you to better survive things like light rain, interference from microwave ovens, dect phones etc that occurs sporadically.So best thing is get the skew spot on, then you can expect highest so called quality of service.</blockquote>