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1. blog.solidsignal.com › tutorials › can-antenna-go-badCan an antenna “go bad?” - The Solid Signal Blog

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   Dec 21, 2021 · If you feel like your antenna has gone bad, look for the obvious things, but at some point you have to simply admit that nothing lasts forever and shop for a new antenna at SolidSignal.com.

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2. blog.solidsignal.com › tutorials › nice-easy-indoorNICE AND EASY: Are indoor antennas affected by weather?

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   Aug 19, 2024 · Wet weather can cause connectors to corrode, high winds can make antennas move, and snow and ice that forms on an antenna can make it less effective. Even sunlight can cause plastic parts to disintegrate. Indoor antennas aren’t affected by any of these things.

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4. forum.tvfool.com › showthreadCold Weather HORRIBLE Reception - TV Fool

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   Dec 24, 2015 · I have a an HD stacker antenna and a preamp mounted from ground (attached to the house) about 30 ft up. Everytime the temp goes below 40 degrees, the reception is horrible. I get "no signal detected" to pixelation and fragmentation so bad it's impossible to watch.

5. www.onallbands.com › ham-radio-tech-do-snow-rainHam Radio Tech: Do Snow, Rain, and Ice Affect Antennas?

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   Jan 24, 2024 · Rain, snow, and other forms of precipitation affect antenna systems and propagation. We should be aware of what happens and what—if anything—can be done about it. Raindrops Keep Falling on My Dipole

6. techsynchron.com › can-tv-antennas-go-badCan Tv Antennas Go Bad? Find Out Here! - TechSynchron

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   Sep 30, 2023 · There are several signs that can indicate a TV antenna is going bad, such as poor reception quality, pixelated or distorted images, sudden loss of channels, or complete signal loss. If you experience any of these issues, it’s worth checking the condition of your antenna.

7. longrangesignal.com › atmospheric-conditionsAtmospheric Conditions Affecting TV Reception - Long Range Signal

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   Jan 2, 2020 · If towers are actually inside a cold layer, or if their signals hit the bottom of a cold air layer at a gradual angle, there can be propagation. Again, signals from outside one’s normal viewing area may reach antennas and cause interference.

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   Does cold weather affect antennas?

   • As with hot weather, cold weather days won’t affect antennas in and of itself. However, with certain pressure situations you can have something similar to the hot weather issue.

   Atmospheric Conditions Affecting TV Reception - Long Range Signal

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   Why is my antenna not working?

   • At the same time, gravity can take its toll, elements can droop, plastic pieces can deteriorate, and if the antenna is in a housing like the one you see, even rust stains caused by hard water can make the antenna less effective. Nothing lasts forever. Sometimes it’s easy to find the problem.

   Can an antenna “go bad?” - The Solid Signal Blog

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   What happens if a TV antenna is not grounded?

   • The bigger threat is to your set. If antennas aren’t properly grounded, the electricity can travel through cables and frizzle TVs. And it doesn’t have to be a direct hit; a strike in the vicinity can do its trick. As for wind, if antennas are swaying, their ability to capture signals may be lessened.

   Atmospheric Conditions Affecting TV Reception - Long Range Signal

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   Does rain interfere with antennas?

   • Higher frequencies (i.e. shorter wavelengths) are more susceptible to scattering than lower frequencies. Thus the phenomenon is more pronounced in UHF and the higher channels of VHF. Rain is more likely to interfere with antennas than snow, largely because a raindrop is more dense than a snowflake. Hail is less a problem for reception than rain.

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   How does wind affect antennas?

   • As for wind, if antennas are swaying, their ability to capture signals may be lessened. And while the wind doesn’t affect signals directly, it can do its disservice though its impact on objects in the line of sight from the broadcast tower to you.

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9. www.reddit.com › r › NoStupidQuestionsCan cold weather affect a Wifi signal or wifi antenna?

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   Can cold weather affect a Wifi signal or wifi antenna? I have a smart doorbell. When the weather got much colder than usual a few days ago, I stopped getting notifications from it and couldn't connect to it.