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Anonymous users2024-01-24Of course it will, and the BAI signal will be weakened very much. I once read a report where dao said that the small pot is back to 75 in normal times, and the signal is reduced to 50 in the next layer of answering glass! If it rains, the signal will be reduced to 35!
Further, if there are two layers of glass + 45 when it is not raining, if it rains, there will be almost no signal! Therefore, it is recommended that the landlord put the satellite dish (small pot) outside the window, so that the signal is good enough!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23It's not okay to go through the glass, and the signal is attenuated very much. It seems that you don't want to install it in the open air, and if it is, there is a very thin plywood that has little effect on the signal. You can use it to hide the small pot. It's a good idea to try it, and this is a successful experience.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It won't be too much, it doesn't matter, it's completely acceptable.
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
Probably not,- How to properly position the forward antenna high frequency head. >>>More
Keep it out of the way of shelter.
Reflect to the mobile, and it will arrange for someone to install it. Our manager also had the same place where they used to live. Later moved to install one.