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<blockquote data-quote="tom55" data-source="post: 1138519" data-attributes="member: 417964"><p>I had that cap completely broken due to heat on my old STi that was lay down in the attic for years.</p><p>I used it for a while before got BU in all possible weather conditions, fog, rain, snow and in 99% cases had no issues at all. In fact it performed even better in rain as the raindrops had nothing to stack on to.</p><p>One time after the storm there was a little rain inside it and no reception, i just dried the water out and everything was good. I guess if the electronics inside are sealed with glue/silicone a water won't do any damage to antenna probes.</p><p>A scalar ring could also serve as a protection from raindrops. I'll check that soon.</p><p></p><p>I tried to scan 28.2 to see what's the situation. Indeed there are cross polarization issues even on eu beam (inverto wideband LNB currently in use)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tom55, post: 1138519, member: 417964"] I had that cap completely broken due to heat on my old STi that was lay down in the attic for years. I used it for a while before got BU in all possible weather conditions, fog, rain, snow and in 99% cases had no issues at all. In fact it performed even better in rain as the raindrops had nothing to stack on to. One time after the storm there was a little rain inside it and no reception, i just dried the water out and everything was good. I guess if the electronics inside are sealed with glue/silicone a water won't do any damage to antenna probes. A scalar ring could also serve as a protection from raindrops. I'll check that soon. I tried to scan 28.2 to see what's the situation. Indeed there are cross polarization issues even on eu beam (inverto wideband LNB currently in use) [/QUOTE]
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