"Did you know that twice a year, the Sun can influence your TV viewing?"
When I first heard this on an ad on TV, I thought maybe they were meaning that the Sun made you watch more romantic comedies than normal or something like that? But no! Apparently:
'When satellites come directly in line with the Sun, this causes temporary signal interference which may effect your OSN reception.'
Totally a thing, it seems! Until 20th March. Never heard of that happening in NZ? Or the UK? But *shrug*. Whatever.
[Happens late in the afternoon for 5 or 10 mins. DOES NOT explain why TV freezes every now and then and get no signal. Pain in the ass. Damn you digital/cable OSN or whatever you are!]
When I first heard this on an ad on TV, I thought maybe they were meaning that the Sun made you watch more romantic comedies than normal or something like that? But no! Apparently:
'When satellites come directly in line with the Sun, this causes temporary signal interference which may effect your OSN reception.'
Totally a thing, it seems! Until 20th March. Never heard of that happening in NZ? Or the UK? But *shrug*. Whatever.
[Happens late in the afternoon for 5 or 10 mins. DOES NOT explain why TV freezes every now and then and get no signal. Pain in the ass. Damn you digital/cable OSN or whatever you are!]
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