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To: Kirk © who wrote (190)7/5/2019 1:14:04 PM
From: Don Green  Read Replies (1) of 418
 
Kirk

Interesting, I remember many years ago I had to talk to a neighbor to see if it was possible to top a tree in his yard so not to lose my signal. I lived in a forest and I can still remember when the Dish tech first visited he couldn't find an opening. But being frustrated I found a another satellite contractor and their tech spend a few hours and was finally about to find a good opening where branches would degrade the signal. But over the years a smaller tree grew and totally blocked the signal. When you live pretty far north the angle of the signal is pretty low But in the end I decide to drop the disk and moved to cable.

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