BU BYE

Between the 3' of snow at the peak and the ice on top of it the Directv dish is now lost.

See ya TV for probably a month now. :smash:

It's over 45' in the air so no chance of cleaning it out. ugh.

Lose the Dish and get Fios if it's available. With the crazy New England weather we have, it's a surprise the signal is ever clear. Unless you're one of the non-English imports, I always wondered why people choose the Dish.

BU BYE

Between the 3' of snow at the peak and the ice on top of it the Directv dish is now lost.

See ya TV for probably a month now. :smash:

It's over 45' in the air so no chance of cleaning it out. ugh.

get out your rod and cast a plug at it. I bet you can knock some of that snow off. And take a picture while doing it :)

No fios. Probably never will. We're like 7,000 internet miles from the central office. Might as well be.We're lucky to get a 300k dsl line here.

Cast a plug. I can see it now. Neighbors will think I'm a fruit loop. Oh wait they probably already do :hee:

hire a mountain climber

Ya still got some rabbit ears around, no?
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Cast a plug. I can see it now. Neighbors will think I'm a fruit loop. Oh wait they probably already do :hee:

Tell them you are snow fishing

hire a mountain climber

In an hour or less, hire an ice climber!

Neighbors will think I'm a fruit loop. Oh wait they probably already do :hee:

Probably??

Power washer may work
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rabbit ears you've never seen where I live :rotf2:

It's at the very bottom of the Blackstone valley. My house is 17' below grade in that direction. I have not only a cellular repeater on my house in able to get reception but a external antenna with a preamp to be able to hear Boston radio stations.

The dtv dish is on the high peak facing southwest. Only place we could get reception. My roof is like a 8/12 pitch too. Nobody likes to climb it.

Ya still got some rabbit ears around, no?
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power washer is not a bad idea but it's too far away to get to it.

hit the snow off it with a potato cannon
that should reach

you should be able to clear it with a few well placed shots

BU BYE

Between the 3' of snow at the peak and the ice on top of it the Directv dish is now lost.

See ya TV for probably a month now. :smash:

It's over 45' in the air so no chance of cleaning it out. ugh.

Hey Salty, been watching the OWN network.. I was pissed whn Direct TV took away a discovery channel and gave me that. Emailed them and they more or less said too bad. I told them its going to be too bad, because I am going to Xfinity/Comcast.

power washer is not a bad idea but it's too far away to get to it.

Hooked it up to hot water faucet!

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got extension ladder?.. plus the extension rake, and your there.

if not, use the potato gun to shoot some squirrels or chimpmunks up there...

YA good luck getting a ladder up too there's 1/2" of ice on everything and another 1/2 of HAIL on top of it now too :smash:

If the temps get above freezing, here's an option someone mentioned for clearing ice dams from a roof:

Attach a garden hose to the hot water faucet as close as possible to the side of the house where the dish is located.
Wash away the snow, and since you will be spraying from a distance, the water shouldn't be too hot when it hits the dish.

Lose the Dish and get Fios if it's available. With the crazy New England weather we have, it's a surprise the signal is ever clear. Unless you're one of the non-English imports, I always wondered why people choose the Dish.

I love the dish, never had any problems and more reliable than cable ever was. Plus they dont increase the prices every other month.

I love the dish, never had any problems and more reliable than cable ever was. Plus they dont increase the prices every other month.
Been the same for me since I switched to Fios. No increases, 100% reliability and 25/25Mbit/second downloads and uploads (usually faster).

Not to mention I don't have to sift through 10 plans while they nickle and dime me for HD channels, The History Channel, Discovery, etc...

Also, when my iPhone plan with AT&T expires, I'll get a discount on my cellphone service by having everything (cable, internet, mobile phone) through one company.

As with most things in life: To each his own.

It's back tonite but wife says it was in and out this morning. Maybe more will melt.

Kill your television

Kill your television

Ya, tv is overrated

I have a different view of it..TV is a great learning tool for kids if used wisely. Teach your kid to watch different things. My kid likes Mantracker. He learns alot of things in that show. He likes the History channel too. Go figure. The kid learned all about the Freemasons. Told me about it at dinner last week I about dropped my fork. He plays in the family room and leaves the tv on. How many 8 year olds can tell you the names of the founding fathers of their country.

But he still watches his share of cartoon stuff too. Some funny some crap.

I stay up to watch TV a few nights a week. Friday night I force myself awake to watch Gold Rush. Love the Alaskan State trooper show too.

Kill your televisionI agree for the most part.There's a VERY few programs worth watching at all.History,documentarys,Nova,etc.

12ga. w/rock salt should reach it.