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Re: The Digital Switchover (Winter Hill, Granada)
With the switch off of analogue they have increased the power of the digital signal by quite a bit. Sometime you need to add an attenuator to reduce the signal level to one that the tuner in your stb or tv can handle.
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Re: The Digital Switchover (Winter Hill, Granada)
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So really there are 3 options: 1) Get a more directive aerial with a polar diagram that blocks the unwanted welsh channels. More expensive, but a permanent fix. 2) Use the Favourates options on the set to put the channels where you want them. Unfortunately these are usually lost after a re-tune. 3) Do a re-tune with the aerial disconnected. Then manually tune the receiver. Like option 2 a long winded option. Attenuators have been mentioned, but these of course do not descriminate between the wanted and the unwanted signal. As a lot of the aerials with this problem are low gain types the likely increase is impulse interference & weather degredation dont really make them a viable option. Also the transmitter powers used for freeview post DSO are far weaker than the analogue signals they replace. |
Re: The Digital Switchover (Winter Hill, Granada)
Whilst re-tuning, unplug the aerial until it gets to around CH40 and then plug it back in, then it should have skipped the welsh frequences :)
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