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peterm · 13-01-2007, 22:42

Hi Folks, my first ever post, so be gentle...

I use the "FM" socket on the NTL white box to feed a conventional FM Tuner, as per instructions in http://homepage.ntlworld.com/altisuk/fm/index.htm

Everything is fine, I receive excellent signal string for all the stations listed in the spreadsheet pointed to in the above URL, with one notable exception. BBC Radio 3, which is what I am really interested in, is broadcast on 91.10 MHz, but for most of the time, it broadcasts a very strong signal of complete silence! Seems to work for a week, but then be silent for several weeks at a time. Currently it has been silent for around a month (note to self: keep a diary of on/off dates!)

Anybody else in the Thames Valley area, or NTL in general seen this? Is it a known issue? I can't find anything on the wider internet via Google.

Thanks in advance -- Peter

13-01-2007, 22:42	#1
peterm Inactive Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Thames Valley Posts: 1	Analoque FM Radio issue Hi Folks, my first ever post, so be gentle... I use the "FM" socket on the NTL white box to feed a conventional FM Tuner, as per instructions in http://homepage.ntlworld.com/altisuk/fm/index.htm Everything is fine, I receive excellent signal string for all the stations listed in the spreadsheet pointed to in the above URL, with one notable exception. BBC Radio 3, which is what I am really interested in, is broadcast on 91.10 MHz, but for most of the time, it broadcasts a very strong signal of complete silence! Seems to work for a week, but then be silent for several weeks at a time. Currently it has been silent for around a month (note to self: keep a diary of on/off dates!) Anybody else in the Thames Valley area, or NTL in general seen this? Is it a known issue? I can't find anything on the wider internet via Google. Thanks in advance -- Peter