This may or may not sound odd but does temperature make a difference in reception? - i would say so after what i'm experiencing. I'm running multiple roof top antennas to my motorola astro units and reception is always decent but when it's cold (it has to be atleast 20 degrees or colder outdoors) and my reception drastically improves. I was told that when it's cold like that the electrons run easier through the coax with less resistance and less loss...is that true?
Also for anybody that knows what would cause this....is there a way to make it so that even when it's above the 20 degree mark i can still receive what I can when it's cold? Better coax? Amps?
Thanks for any help.
Also for anybody that knows what would cause this....is there a way to make it so that even when it's above the 20 degree mark i can still receive what I can when it's cold? Better coax? Amps?
Thanks for any help.