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<blockquote data-quote="Mark_C89" data-source="post: 889310" data-attributes="member: 402381"><p>Ok well that reassures me, however I was unaware I might feel a shock from the cable with it being of such a low voltage,</p><p>mind you come to think of it is wet, and raining and the LNB and cable were obviously damp from this so...</p><p></p><p>Well I think I have ruled out the cable by testing both cables on both LNBs. Alignment well I did this as best as I could with my cheepy sat finder and also had a view of the TV so with the signal menu up I got the max possible signal I could by making mm movements on azimuth, elevation and skew (signal quality I managed to get up to 90% on certain channels) (I appreciate it would be better to do with a professional sat finder, but I don't have access to one at the moment)</p><p></p><p>I don't have another receiver as I only have the one with me here in Poland</p><p></p><p>Given this and providing the box is ok, I was thinking LNB. Seeing as single LNB gets the channels I have lost, and also recieves better signal quality?</p><p></p><p>Well I think for the price of an LNB I might just go and buy another twin from the local DIY store.</p><p>Hopefully all will be well and that will be the end of it</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark_C89, post: 889310, member: 402381"] Ok well that reassures me, however I was unaware I might feel a shock from the cable with it being of such a low voltage, mind you come to think of it is wet, and raining and the LNB and cable were obviously damp from this so... Well I think I have ruled out the cable by testing both cables on both LNBs. Alignment well I did this as best as I could with my cheepy sat finder and also had a view of the TV so with the signal menu up I got the max possible signal I could by making mm movements on azimuth, elevation and skew (signal quality I managed to get up to 90% on certain channels) (I appreciate it would be better to do with a professional sat finder, but I don't have access to one at the moment) I don't have another receiver as I only have the one with me here in Poland Given this and providing the box is ok, I was thinking LNB. Seeing as single LNB gets the channels I have lost, and also recieves better signal quality? Well I think for the price of an LNB I might just go and buy another twin from the local DIY store. Hopefully all will be well and that will be the end of it [/QUOTE]
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