I'm considering switching from the Cablevision/Optimum's triple play to Directv/just Optimum Online Internet/magicJack Plus. The main reservation I have is whether there will be any significant signal disruption from rain or snow storms. From what I'm reading, as long as the dish is accurately aimed at the right point in the sky, and the signal strength is above 90% it seems the signal disruption should be rare and minor...
If you have experience using Directv, how often do you have signal problems when its raining or snowing?
I guess if the satellite signal is disrupted my family can watch Amazon Prime, Netflix, or Hulu Plus using our Roku--which connects via our Optimum Online... Not the end of the world... But I don't want to have to worry about having to do this if it's just a rainy day!
If you have experience using Directv, how often do you have signal problems when its raining or snowing?
I guess if the satellite signal is disrupted my family can watch Amazon Prime, Netflix, or Hulu Plus using our Roku--which connects via our Optimum Online... Not the end of the world... But I don't want to have to worry about having to do this if it's just a rainy day!