Isn't cable more reliable than the satellite TV? I heard when bad weather comes through, it affects the reception. I may be wrong.
The only time my satellite is interrupted is when it snows ass deep to a tall indian, which is every other day around here, but I installed heaters on my dishes so have not had an interruption in service yet this year.
Even before then, all I had to do was go out and sweep the snow off. Of course that can be a pain in the ass late at night, but that's why I installed the heaters.
It can lose signal during a particular heavy rain storm, but it usually just lasts for a few seconds, or minutes. Satellite not bein' as reliable as cable is a myth started by the cable companies. I have both TV satellite and Internet satellite. The number of interruptions I have had on both in 10 years I can count on both hands.
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That's what I understand. When I lived in Wisconsin, we had a snow storm come through and my friend's satellite dish kept cutting out every few minutes or so.
Well, if ya don't get off your dead ass and go clean the snow off, that happens! LOL!