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<blockquote data-quote="Mark_C89" data-source="post: 889652" data-attributes="member: 402381"><p>I have checked this in various weather so far, as we have had all sorts here in the last 24 hours (rain, heavy rain, storms, sunny and clear), and in very good weather, I can get about 3 - 4 channels on the UK spot beam based on the info from lyngsat and kingofsat (albeit not BBC or ITV) just some channels like travel channel and a few other channels in the middle range of sky channels. Also on some UK spot beam channels it shows that I either have good strength and no signal, or full strength and no quality, however it doesn't go to the no signal message it just sits on the blue screen and gives me those results in the signal menu, and now and again the channels have a flicker on and off. So it does look like certain channels are trying to break through the noise, therefore I'm holding my fingers crossed for the future on hopefully not having a dish too big (double my size would be preferable limit)</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Mark_C89, post: 889652, member: 402381"] I have checked this in various weather so far, as we have had all sorts here in the last 24 hours (rain, heavy rain, storms, sunny and clear), and in very good weather, I can get about 3 - 4 channels on the UK spot beam based on the info from lyngsat and kingofsat (albeit not BBC or ITV) just some channels like travel channel and a few other channels in the middle range of sky channels. Also on some UK spot beam channels it shows that I either have good strength and no signal, or full strength and no quality, however it doesn't go to the no signal message it just sits on the blue screen and gives me those results in the signal menu, and now and again the channels have a flicker on and off. So it does look like certain channels are trying to break through the noise, therefore I'm holding my fingers crossed for the future on hopefully not having a dish too big (double my size would be preferable limit) [/QUOTE]

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