All posts by Mazbar
Below are all of Mazbar's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
ktm: simple answer for everything to work right is no. You say you have another sky box elsewhere so you are either using 3 or 4 points being used so either take the cables out of the box you aren't using or have the lnb changed to an octi with 8 outputs and have the extra cables run to the other box.
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nigel: there are some dreadful reception areas in sklmersdale if you need someone to check if out you could always call me I am from ormskirk c and a aerials on 558168 we work 7 days a week
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Simon Firth: a building with lots of steel can do two things it can seem to absorb the signal I have seen big container ships remove the signal from aerials even though they have no direct line of between the aerial ship or transmitter. the other thing I have seen is signal reflecting off the metal causing problems in random areas. you could do with the signal being checked hope this helps.
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Dipak Nandy: this site has nothing to do with sky it only gives very good advice you will need to deal with sky if your system is still under warranty
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Dave Lindsay: just had a look at the atv site what a mark up for doing nothing I charge only slightly more for supply and fitting some of the items
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Dave Lindsay: simple answer is no any f plug used outside should always be in a weather prof housing. Lnb should have a waterproof pull down if not use self rubberising tape. Splitters or mastheads should only be external type not internal splitters with tape on them. You shouldn't use f couplers outside better to replace the whole coax if possible . Some riggers don't do this the worst I have ever seen was a 4 way compact amp with roof felt warped around it to weatherproof if the only water it kept of was my tears of laughter/ sorrow when I saw such a poor attempt
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Me: your problems seem to go back over 5 years when you called out an aerial rigger to check your aerial what did he say the problem was
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Capt.Ken Nevard: sorry to hear about your problems but this is a site that try's to give advice it has nothing to do with sky.
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Debbie Sheridan: has the engineer damaged any of you property if not just have a tea or coffee or better still a glass of wine a deep breath and just get on with your life because as they say life is just too short.
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Friday 28 December 2012 3:56PM
D.Lonsdale: where do you live