Hi Gabe,
After running diagnostics on your account, everything seems to be functioning on our end. There doesn't seem to be an issue with the alignment or the view of the dish.
Kathy
Should look at the site history log. If its jumping up and down then it probably is a tree..
gokartergo24 wrote:Should look at the site history log. If its jumping up and down then it probably is a tree..
I think it likely is a tree. Thankfully, I know exactly which one and it wouldn't too hard to take it down. It's not a big one, thankfully. It's even worse today, dropping down into the 50s and even 40s, then back up into the 90s within a second or two.
I believe it is affecting my service. Yesterday it took nearly eight hours to perform my Windows Updates. It would have normally taken less than fifteen minutes or so. With this said, there's no sense in going through any troubleshooting until that tree comes down.
This is when it's dumping so low I lose connection. Only four instances, but still. Mostly clear skies...
I think the tree is coming down this evening. I've got to get some rope to pull it in the opposite direction of the house with our lawn tractor before I cut it.
This is the tree in question. It's edited together, as it was too big to fit into one pic. The red line is where I believe it's interfering with the signal.
It was getting progressively worse today, so I couldn't wait any longer.
Though I have to go back out and finish up, the tree is now down. No fluctuation anymore. :)
Glad removing the tree worked!
maratsade wrote:Glad removing the tree worked!
Me too! :p
The SRSS is holding steady at 101/102. :)
A side by side comparison, and please excuse the exposure differences...
The other half that is still standing is going to come down too, but I can do that in the fall, when it's cooler. It's one tree that Yd just above the surface, and the half that came down Yd again, as you can see where it's cut. These Black Locust trees are awful.
