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<blockquote data-quote="anton" data-source="post: 54283" data-attributes="member: 176045">@PaulRNo storms, just perfect weather all this week. The fact that the signal drops most in the evenings reminds of the experiences described by some fringe 2D catchers though I don't quite understand the geo-orbital-satellite-adjustment-whatever factor that is supposed to be causing it. @GeoffreysAfter three days of observing I am now almost sure the signal has been altered, just surprised more people don't report it.Do you think a&nbsp; change of LNB could help. I am on the fringe of 2A/AB with 90 cm dish and 0,7 dB Strong LNB. It was just the cheapest stuff I could get at the time of installation, but I never cared as the signal has for years been perfect (showing at least 75% quality on dodgybox) without a single case of a drop-out.And are BBC radios2&amp;4 still there or have they been moved to 2D? What about the other radios-Virgin etc..Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="anton, post: 54283, member: 176045"] @PaulR No storms, just perfect weather all this week. The fact that the signal drops most in the evenings reminds of the experiences described by some fringe 2D catchers though I don't quite understand the geo-orbital-satellite-adjustment-whatever factor that is supposed to be causing it. @Geoffreys After three days of observing I am now almost sure the signal has been altered, just surprised more people don't report it. Do you think a change of LNB could help. I am on the fringe of 2A/AB with 90 cm dish and 0,7 dB Strong LNB. It was just the cheapest stuff I could get at the time of installation, but I never cared as the signal has for years been perfect (showing at least 75% quality on dodgybox) without a single case of a drop-out. And are BBC radios2&4 still there or have they been moved to 2D? What about the other radios-Virgin etc.. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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