Vu+solo2 atv 7.3 using iptv and blurry picture
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pabloescaban
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Network must be fine if iptv channels are working.
The satellite wire or tuner is probably at fault, what is signal strength?
See above, iptv is working
pabloescaban
VIP Member
sammer
Member
Wire is fine. it hasn't been windy.
Maybe the disec switch?
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pabloescaban
VIP Member
What is the signal strength?
Menu, setup reception, signal finder.
If its not getting a signal, the wire is unscrewed or in the wrong inlet.
Or the tuner is not set correctly
Abu Baniaz
TK Veteran
You will have to fault-find/diagnose the cause of issue.
If you have a diseqc switch, remove it, connect directly to LNB ( you can use barrel to join cables), change tuner config, check signal for that satellite. Repeat for other LNBs. If they all work fine without the diseqc switch, fault is with switch. Or you had configured it incorrectly.
If you have a diseqc switch, remove it, connect directly to LNB ( you can use barrel to join cables), change tuner config, check signal for that satellite. Repeat for other LNBs. If they all work fine without the diseqc switch, fault is with switch. Or you had configured it incorrectly.
cactikid
VIP Member
If you pissed off that volcano you will get your ass burnt + other things.
I would imagine ash from volcanos travel far and wide and would aid to blocking your signal.
Remember Sahara dust dropped in Uk and IRL and enough volcanic dust upstairs would be like a thunderstorm blocking your signal.
Hope your not in an area that is sinking and putting your dish out of line.
Do what Abu says first would be worth checking.
Found this.
Researchers found that the Hunga-Tonga eruption was associated with the formation of an equatorial plasma bubble in the ionosphere, a phenomenon associated with disruption of satellite-based communications. Their findings also suggest that a long-held atmospheric model should be revised.22 May 2023
I would imagine ash from volcanos travel far and wide and would aid to blocking your signal.
Remember Sahara dust dropped in Uk and IRL and enough volcanic dust upstairs would be like a thunderstorm blocking your signal.
Hope your not in an area that is sinking and putting your dish out of line.
Do what Abu says first would be worth checking.
Found this.
Researchers found that the Hunga-Tonga eruption was associated with the formation of an equatorial plasma bubble in the ionosphere, a phenomenon associated with disruption of satellite-based communications. Their findings also suggest that a long-held atmospheric model should be revised.22 May 2023
Abu Baniaz
TK Veteran
Might be better to check with neighbours if they have same issue. If it is volcanic dust blocking signal, others in area will have same problem.
sammer
Member
Well done and good luck
pabloescaban
VIP Member
Yes it was @pabloescaban ( otherwise known as Chief Inspector Morse )It was @pabloescaban who brought up the volcano hypothesis
pabloescaban
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I didn't get where I am today by being somewhere elseYes it was @pabloescaban ( otherwise known as Chief Inspector Morse )
What do you want members to do , have you tried pressing menu button then go to setup > reception signal finder or even try manual scan.
not as if you are just started and first reciever you need to try yourself because you do not give enough information on your problems
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