Help me solve afternoon sun mystery !!!

[Jay Roberts]

Its totally is a connection problem.....The sun heats up the fault causing resistance.....
I had this once with a DP-plus....
Either at lnb or the connections that are effected by heat or in direct sun light.....
How is it on a cloudy day? Or a cold cloudy day?

Not really, strictly hot sunny days

 

[goaliebob99]

It sounds like you may have a failing LNB.

 

[Jimbo]

I assume these are on the 101 satellite?

Thats what I was wondering as well.

I'm thinking like mentioned earlier, the LNB is heating up and going bad, when the night hits or the LNB cools, the trouble goes way ... this happened with a bunch of older LNBs a few years back.
Replaced LNB all good.

I would also look at the numbers after swapping as I think if those were the numbers for the 101, a little dithering may fine tune them even more.
Look at the 99 and 103 Sats.

 

[Mr Tony]

It sounds like you may have a failing LNB.

I mentioned that earlier