Dishes in the snow pics!
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yeah were getting pounded up here. i used the snowblower to get rid of the foot of snow in the driveway.....hour later same amount was dumped again......waitin till this passes before i walk all the way out in the side yard with deicer to spray em....but they are covered real well!!!
That's a lot of snow Scott. Ironically, here on the Lake Michigan shoreline, we've had a light snow winter so far. We had an 18" storm in December, and since then not much at all.
Luckily we've had only 2-4 inch snowfalls at a time this year...nothing major all at once. The one weather guy said normally in the winter we should see a total of about 24" for the season...We've had 20" this season and counting...not too bad so far...compared to some of the rest of you...blind
after a crazy December (40+ inches of snow) January has been tame...a couple inches here and inch there
I was surprised at just how much snow collected within my 8' dish pointed at AMC3 yesterday. I lost "MeTV", but all other channels including all the RTV channels remained with a good signal strength. After I cleaned off the dish "MeTV" was back on.
crazy, here WE are in Northern Ontario where we're supposed to get winter and we get excited these days when we see 10cm's (4inches). These days places that rarely see winter are seeing 2' in a day! Times do seem to be changing that's for sure...
After rain yesterday most of our snow is gone yippppie! Bad news is 4-8" of snow on Thursday. Looks like I'll point the dishes towards the ground tonight lol...Blind
This is a shot of my dishes in the snow. We had about 3-4” of snow today, 1-20-11. Dishes l. to r.; HotDish90 (36”), Waxi Tian Qi S900W (37”), ITB KD75S (30”), and Samsung JS851C11 (33”).
That's awesome. The problem is the next morning, when the sun hits that snow, makes it "shinny", and the signal gets "confused" lol. That's what happens to me...
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