silly dish question.

[butchyboy]

hey guys does a clean dish get a better signal than a dirty dish with green algae and stuff on it,just curious to see what ye say.

 

[Ferret]

If the algae is thick enough and full of moisture signal will suffer.

 

[barney115]

A Tub of this should do the trick

 

[butchyboy]

oh shes sparkling clean now with hot water and washing up liquid done the job.

 

[suesue123]

cannot beat a sparkling dish

 

[BLACKCRUSADER]

hey guys does a clean dish get a better signal than a dirty dish with green algae and stuff on it,just curious to see what ye say.

No. I have had dishes up since 2008 and they get dirty from rain. They have not lost signals. I did have a Cband lnb lose signals when hornet decided the use the feed horn for a home lol.

 

[butchyboy]

No. I have had dishes up since 2008 and they get dirty from rain. They have not lost signals. I did have a Cband lnb lose signals when hornet decided the use the feed horn for a home lol.

Lol lol

 

[Ferret]

No. I have had dishes up since 2008 and they get dirty from rain. They have not lost signals. I did have a Cband lnb lose signals when hornet decided the use the feed horn for a home lol.

Did you miss the green algae bit ? Soaked in water ?

Remember the old day of using a wet tea towel for peaking dishes ? Same effect with wet algae.

 

[moonbase]

Did you miss the green algae bit ? Soaked in water ?

Remember the old day of using a wet tea towel for peaking dishes ? Same effect with wet algae.

Considering the size of dishes used by @BLACKCRUSADER (3.7m and 4.5m) he aint gonna lose any signals.
He might get a slight reduction but he deffo aint gonna lose any.

Also, the environment in Taiwan might not be so prone to algae as other areas?