just4kix
Well-Known Member
Many times the fault is very simple - a misalignment that reduces the signal strength. It would be wise to have an AMC on the DTH connection and check alignments once a year.
All STBs carry a warranty of 1 year which is usually provided by vendor.
Talking of rain outage - I NEVER switch off my TV. Its an old myth when we used those TV antennas which were susceptible to lightning to be passed to the TV. Atleast I don't use such antennas anymore![]()
Quite heavy rains in Pune this week but I never had outage on tata sky. Seems Tata sky guys troubling Prankey very often. Boss must do some settle ment with tatasky otherwise they will keep troubling you![]()
Thunderstorms (with rain or without) are more likely to disrupt the service because of intense ionization of the atmosphere around.I also stay in Pune and didn't see any rain outage on TataSky. I wasn't watching 24x7, so it's only for my late evening hours. On the other hand I did see it on 2 successive evenings last week when we had less rain and more thunderstorms. I have observed the same with DishTV as well over the years. It's difficult to predict exact conditions under which we'll see rain outage. It's associated, although not always present with heavy rains and thunderstorms.
Hehe, you bet! I have anyway worked full time for them to fix certain issues which we were witnessing for months. They say its "normal" to get rain outage for 1 hour and till the time its raining, it will be there! That is something really bothering me as I could not imagine outage for hours if it rains for that much time! Today it rained heavily for few minutes, however I just got corruption of signals for few minutes and no outage. Seems they seems to have fixed something in their TPs. Fingers crossed as I have the engineer's visit scheduled for tomorrow.Quite heavy rains in Pune this week but I never had outage on tata sky. Seems Tata sky guys troubling Prankey very often. Boss must do some settle ment with tatasky otherwise they will keep troubling you![]()
.TSHD signal quality/strength is 60-65%
It is not just TS who have the deplorable practice. Just about everybody.
It's really being done by DTH field support companies. DTH companies are just conveniently ignoring it.el Capitano, It is not just TS who have the deplorable practice. Just about everybody.
Yeah you are right. Unlike US where customer is the king, here customer is considered an Ass due to the active connivance of powers that be.
TS engineer says even if we get 25% signals, it will give 100% quality without issue. QUOTE]
Ditto here. I have accepted the fact that neither TS or RDTV is going to help in this matter.So inspite of having two connections on same TV couldnot watch anything these days as its always raining or cloudy here. same goes for other rooms.
Is there any other way to resolve this?like getting a bigger dish.any pointers welcome
TS engineer says even if we get 25% signals, it will give 100% quality without issue.
Ditto here. I have accepted the fact that neither TS or RDTV is going to help in this matter.So inspite of having two connections on same TV couldnot watch anything these days as its always raining or cloudy here. same goes for other rooms.
Is there any other way to resolve this?like getting a bigger dish.any pointers welcome
Is there any other way to resolve this?like getting a bigger dish.any pointers welcome
Pointing dish correctly to TS satellite is the only way to improve signal quality. Perhaps you can try that yourself by shifting it a little each time. Have someone send you feedback over a mobile phone from your home.