posted by burzerko on Jul 03, 2008
I use a 1 watt transmitter with hughesnet for my isp my question is what tweaks may I do to speed up my throughput speed, and is there anything special I need to do with the dish itself. I noticed that the white coating on the reciever (dish) has started wearing off is this common or do I need to take action. I also use a hsn7000 modem with this.
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Zerko
Comment by burzerko, posted on Jul 11, 2008
Verizon does'nt work out where I live. Wish it did
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Get rid of Hughes..we're going to Verizon, they can't be any worse than Hughes and others in rural areas have recommended them highly.
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posted on Jul 26, 2008
Hi,
The only "real" satellite tweak I could think of is to improve on your antenna system. I was made to understand that your country's FCC imposes certain restrictions and limitations as to how much power and capture area the system could use.
On improving the antenna, rule of thumb; the bigger the better and this apply to the dish. The bigger the capture area (dish diameter) the better the signal quality (not only strength). Of course doing so would probably need the blessings of your ISP. Possible sources of replacement parabolic dish would be discards of cable companies. The next hurdle would be aligning and finding the optimum mounting point of the horns. This photo might give you an idea on size difference.
BTW, the paint (white coating) is more for aesthetic purposes and helps protect it from the elements. Flaking/wearing off should not cause concern in terms of its performance.
Depending on how your modem is connected to the PC (USB or Ethernet), the other tweaks would really be with your PC's hardware settings and your OS configurations.
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back whether USB or Ethernet and/or should you need additional information.
Good luck and kind regards.
Thank you for using FixYa.
The only "real" satellite tweak I could think of is to improve on your antenna system. I was made to understand that your country's FCC imposes certain restrictions and limitations as to how much power and capture area the system could use.
On improving the antenna, rule of thumb; the bigger the better and this apply to the dish. The bigger the capture area (dish diameter) the better the signal quality (not only strength). Of course doing so would probably need the blessings of your ISP. Possible sources of replacement parabolic dish would be discards of cable companies. The next hurdle would be aligning and finding the optimum mounting point of the horns. This photo might give you an idea on size difference.
BTW, the paint (white coating) is more for aesthetic purposes and helps protect it from the elements. Flaking/wearing off should not cause concern in terms of its performance.
Depending on how your modem is connected to the PC (USB or Ethernet), the other tweaks would really be with your PC's hardware settings and your OS configurations.
Hope this be of initial help/idea. Pls post back whether USB or Ethernet and/or should you need additional information.
Good luck and kind regards.
Thank you for using FixYa.
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