May 8, 2024

Satellite signals can be blocked by heavy rain reducing strength by 20 dB, buildings obstructing line-of-sight, solar alignment during equinoxes, equipment malfunctions like faulty transponders, and interference from nearby electronic devices. Atmospheric Conditions Have you ever noticed that whenever there was heavy rain or snow outside your house and a finale of your favorite TV […]

NOAA’s top satellite frequencies include 137.100 MHz, 137.620 MHz, 137.9125 MHz, 1698 MHz, 1707 MHz, and 1702.5 MHz for real-time weather imaging. 137.100 MHz 137.100 MHz is one of the main frequencies NOAA satellites use to send APT signals. This frequency is especially important for weather enthusiasts, meteorologists, and researchers who heavily rely on updated

For optimal satellite signal strength: clear line of sight, precise dish alignment, use high-quality equipment, weatherproof setup, and regular maintenance. Clear Line of Sight Having a free line of sight between your satellite dish and the satellite it is reaching is crucial for clear signal. When there are trees, buildings or other taller objects between