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Anonymous users2024-01-24As long as there is no shelter in front of the satellite pot. There is no obstruction to the reception of the signal on both sides and above.
If you don't move the pot, you only increase the diameter of the pot, that is, you don't know if you are a small pot or a large pot, a small pot for 60, and a large pot for 180.
Why are our pot lids all facing south, because the TV satellites are all on the equator, and you are all facing south in the northern hemisphere, of course. If you're in the Southern Hemisphere, then your pot is likely to be facing north. So you can't see the TV on the north side.
The antenna can be mounted behind a glass window, if it is a single glass window, the area is large enough and it is facing south. It is important that the glass is fairly thin and does not have a heat-resistant coating. The attic skylight is also quite feasible as long as it meets all the above conditions. >>>More
The point is that the waterproofing layer is not done well! You definitely only made a simple waterproof! The waterproof layer is to do a good job of the edges together! >>>More
It's useless to have strength, it's not good if there is no signal quality, adjust the angle of the pot, and observe the angle and direction of other people's pots.