[BC] RE: Sat dishes vs snow

[Porter, Allen]

There is a spray-on liquid available that alleges to prevent snow build
up.  You spray a few times each season.  We have not tested this yet.  I
will let you know if it works.  Of course, here in Georgia we may not
get the opportunity to test as we rarely get snow.

Allen

  

Allen Porter
Network Systems Engineer
Convergent Media Systems
770.369.9663
http://www.convergent.com




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Subject: Re: [BC] RE: Sat dishes vs snow

In a message dated 01/04/2006 10:59:42 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
waynef at wvno.com writes:

> Here in Ohio we get our fair share of snow in the satellite dishes and
I've
>  found that a large floor squeegee on a telescoping pole (found at any
home
>  center) works much better than a broom.
>  

I'm sure it does... but what we want to do, is make it so that the
surface 
isn't so "sticky" and the stuff slides off before it accumulates enough
to block 
the signal. It's the very wet, slushy stuff that causes the greatest 
problems, and that's what we get fairly often.

Willie...

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