Very slow and or dropped completely.
Posted 8 months ago
GabeU, Champion
All depends on location. If you are on the edge of a beam with a low SNR to begin with, you will lose connection easier.
GabeU, Champion
Yep. Also, the further north your location, the more cloud cover and rain your signal has to go through due to the lower angle of the satellite.
Brad, Viasat Employee
My internet had been losing connection ever since Monday morning its still going on yesterday and right now. I wondering there is outage somewhere I can't even stay online. 
Steve Frederick-VS1/Beam314, Champion
What is your RxSNR reading when you are connected?
It would go up and down to 1.4, 1..3, 1.6 DB is that normal or not.
No that is way too low to maintain a constant connection. Was there weather? If not, something else is wrong.
The weather got very bad last week I always lose connection everyday.
You need to check and report your RxSNR when you have good weather and report that here.
Steve Frederick-VS1/Beam314, Champion
Jazzy, your RxSNR is way too low. You will need a service call most likely your dish needs repointing or your equipment is in failure. RxSNR should be at a minimum of 4.0, but the closer to 10.0 the better.
The serviceman is coming out tomorrow evening. I lost connection again today it not even raining outside just sunshine.
I wonder if bad ground, a faulty connector, or a problem with the cable.