I have a problem I'm not exactly sure what to do with. Last evening my wife came into the living room and told me the LAFF MUX was breaking up something awful. This MUX is coming on off the 12 foot dish I got last fall and finally finished setting up a month or so between snow storms. It carries signal level of 95 with a signal quality of 88. I have had trouble from time to time with this dish breaking up, so I went ahead and put on a new dual output LNBF, ran new cable and used my laser alignment device to align the scalar and H/V, so it's perfectly centered.
When my wife told me what it was doing, I looked at the signal level and went into the living room to see what the channels looked like on the other dish (71/2 foot). The channels were perfect even with a much lower signal level and quality. My first thought was the receiver. My receiver is the same as hers, a V8 Golden, so I unhooked mine, hooked hers up, and no problem breaking up. I watched it all evening and checked it again this morning, and it is still working fine. In the mean time, I hooked up an HDVR1200 we used earlier, and all is well.
There are no switches hooked up and the living room and my wife's room are independent of each other on 2 different dishes. Neither cable run is longer than 50 feet, and all the connectors are water tight and both dishes are within 30 feet of each other, but neither shadows the other. This thing is a real head scratcher. There was no weather issues at the time. Sun shine and partially cloudy skies. I even unhooked my wireless router to see if that was the problem. Nothing changed. Any suggestions?
When my wife told me what it was doing, I looked at the signal level and went into the living room to see what the channels looked like on the other dish (71/2 foot). The channels were perfect even with a much lower signal level and quality. My first thought was the receiver. My receiver is the same as hers, a V8 Golden, so I unhooked mine, hooked hers up, and no problem breaking up. I watched it all evening and checked it again this morning, and it is still working fine. In the mean time, I hooked up an HDVR1200 we used earlier, and all is well.
There are no switches hooked up and the living room and my wife's room are independent of each other on 2 different dishes. Neither cable run is longer than 50 feet, and all the connectors are water tight and both dishes are within 30 feet of each other, but neither shadows the other. This thing is a real head scratcher. There was no weather issues at the time. Sun shine and partially cloudy skies. I even unhooked my wireless router to see if that was the problem. Nothing changed. Any suggestions?