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Tree obstruction question
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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 1163108" data-attributes="member: 187442"><p>If you go to a site like dishpointer.com, they provide an obstacle checker, for at what height an obstacle has to be, to interfere with your satellite signal.</p><p>You simply type in your postcode, if in the UK, or location, if elsewhere, zoom in on the map, provided, moving the green icon, to where your ish is sited, then tick the check obstacle option, and move the red icon to where the tree is.</p><p></p><p>I can sympathize, with your problem, as when I first moved, in to my new house, I could get 52E, but now, due a new neighbour, not getting his old tree trimmed, I no longer can get it. You are allowed, in the UK, to trim a tree branches, if the overhang your property.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 1163108, member: 187442"] If you go to a site like dishpointer.com, they provide an obstacle checker, for at what height an obstacle has to be, to interfere with your satellite signal. You simply type in your postcode, if in the UK, or location, if elsewhere, zoom in on the map, provided, moving the green icon, to where your ish is sited, then tick the check obstacle option, and move the red icon to where the tree is. I can sympathize, with your problem, as when I first moved, in to my new house, I could get 52E, but now, due a new neighbour, not getting his old tree trimmed, I no longer can get it. You are allowed, in the UK, to trim a tree branches, if the overhang your property. [/QUOTE]
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