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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 989680" data-attributes="member: 82144"><p>I'm going to be up front with you: I have no time to implement this any time soon.</p><p>And if you read my fuller post in the other thread you posted you'll see I'm *highly* skeptical about the benefits of retuning in the general case.</p><p>Retuning is a potentially proactive approach on the part of MP, however it is very reactive in the wider scheme of things.</p><p>In other words, I think there are probably better solutions which should be applied on an individual basis, depending on the circumstances surrounding the problem.</p><p>For example, get dish alignment checked.</p><p>Replace LNB and/or cabling.</p><p>Amplify the signal.</p><p> </p><p>Not that I'm closed to your idea. Far from it. Just trying to be practical.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 989680, member: 82144"] I'm going to be up front with you: I have no time to implement this any time soon. And if you read my fuller post in the other thread you posted you'll see I'm *highly* skeptical about the benefits of retuning in the general case. Retuning is a potentially proactive approach on the part of MP, however it is very reactive in the wider scheme of things. In other words, I think there are probably better solutions which should be applied on an individual basis, depending on the circumstances surrounding the problem. For example, get dish alignment checked. Replace LNB and/or cabling. Amplify the signal. Not that I'm closed to your idea. Far from it. Just trying to be practical. [/QUOTE]
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