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What about using electrical tape the same kind used to keep pipes from
freezing. You could run that on the back of the disk and around the
receiver. The heat level is low so I don't think it would damage anything
and solve the ice and snow problem for ever.
Robert
Sentinel Trading wrote:
>Spraying the dish with WD-40 or even Pam, makes a big difference, keeps the
>bolts from rusting too.
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>Subject: Re: Help with data please? SNOW ON DISHes
>Author: Peter2150@xxxxxxx
>Date: 3/10/99 9:12 AM
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>In a message dated 99-03-10 08:51:56 EST, he96@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
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>> Get an dish with an OFFSET LNB......thats an LNB thats just fixed at a
>> different
>> angle to the dish so the dish itself can be orientated very different (""
>> looking""
>> nearly straight on and not UP in the sky) - I have one - its IMPOSSIBLE
to
>> get
>> snow to stay in there.......
>>
>> ...also you might light a fire under the dish so the snow melts <g>
>>
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>Hans has a good point. Fire seems a bit extreme, but I did polish the dish
>with auto polish. That helped the snow and ice slide off.
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