Why doesn't my Wildblue internet work when it is windy? It is very frustrating when I cannot get on when needed due to wind!!!!!
Posted 6 months ago
Stephen Rice, Champion
Not a very good excuse. Our dish is braced in multiple places and does not move around. Still frustrated!!!!!
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Care to comment?Yes, why don't you contact customer support - this isn't a direct support venue.
VeteranSatUser, Champion
Exactly right. Lot of different variables between the two.
Stephen Rice, Champion
Your Directv dish is smaller and doesn't have yo transmit a signal 22,000 miles into space. That's a big difference.
Markgc, Champion
I never have any connection problems when it is windy. It sounds like your dish isn't securely mounted.
Markgc, Champion
I never have any connection problems when it is windy. It sounds like your dish isn't securely mounted.
Brad, Viasat Employee
VeteranSatUser, Champion
Got also be trees or something blowing in the way of the satellites LOS.
VeteranSatUser, Champion
Just like when it snowed Friday night at my house. Why does the internet cut when it snows? Oh yea, snow covering the dish.
Sometimes you have to do some diagnosis on your own to figure the root cause.
Sometimes you have to do some diagnosis on your own to figure the root cause.
Stephen Rice, Champion
My internet quit working a few months back when it snowed in Louisiana. Once the snow melted off the dish, Viasat was rocking and rolling again.
VeteranSatUser, Champion
We northerns don't wait for melting! That coukd take hours or days! Get out the broom. If that doesn't work, get out the torch! Whatever it takes!
GabeU, Champion
Snowed here on Friday night, too. Western, NY.
Hey, mother nature, it's April! Cut it out already!!!
Hey, mother nature, it's April! Cut it out already!!!
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Brad, Viasat Employee
lots of MLB Opening Day games got snow it sounds like.
Stephen Rice, Champion
GabeU, Champion
Well, when the wind blows it changes the air density. The stronger the wind, the "thicker" the air, and the harder it is for that signal to get through.
And yes, I'm just kidding. I actually saw some numskull post this once as an answer to a similar question, and the person wasn't joking. He was being serious, and truly believed it. SMH.
And yes, I'm just kidding. I actually saw some numskull post this once as an answer to a similar question, and the person wasn't joking. He was being serious, and truly believed it. SMH.
VeteranSatUser, Champion
Sounds like Hughesnet customer service :).
Brad, Viasat Employee
Sometimes it's so thick you can cut it with a steak knife.....oh wait that's tension...
GabeU, Champion
Sounds like Hughesnet customer service :).LOL. It was on the HughesNet board, but it wasn't one of the reps. The thread actually ended up being deleted as it started getting nasty due to a couple of individuals. It was hilarious, though. Believe me, it took every bit of strength to keep from replying to that post.
Steve Frederick, Champion
Likely that post was by Jab, he comes up with some strange stuff.
