Looks real nice and neat. Not sure but from this angle the line to the house seems to flow into the SWM and might give moisture issues. But like I said the angle of the pic might make it look worse then it is.
It's not... Does grounding it help prevent lightning from damaging the system?eandras said:Where is the dish grounded? I see no form of grounding.
Those are the 4, 8, 12 etc spot beam transponders they will always show higher, that said there is a small improvement to be had but I'd be ok with those.tkrandall said:I think your 99c and 103c signals could go up by about 5 or 6 points, but they are not bad at all. I see your 101 signals are 95 100 95 100 etc. as opposed to more consistent. .
Nah, it's more of static buildup at the ODU, lightning will still fry the dish.:lol:dsheli said:It's not... Does grounding it help prevent lightning from damaging the system?
Some of the D* training diagrams do sho terminator son unused ports. But those rubber caps are quite snug.dsheli said:Are the black rubber caps sufficient for the ports that are not terminated or should i get some more silver caps similar to the SWM 2 port?
Rubber caps are what you want on the legacy ports and unused flex ports. Terminators are what you want on an unused SWM port. You absolutely do NOT want to put terminators on non-SWM ports.dsheli said:Are the black rubber caps sufficient for the ports that are not terminated or should i get some more silver caps similar to the SWM 2 port?
David