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Originally Posted by nodrogd
... I have seen posts from people expecting digital output from the RF socket.
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Hmm! I can't think of any equipment, even a PC, where that might be the case but there's bound to be one. I'm involved in amateur radio and there are amateurs who transmit digital TV but I doubt that it is receivable by a standard DVB-T TV tuner although possibly it could be tuned manually.
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Originally Posted by nodrogd
I do. I use an amplified set-top aerial on a window sill to receive Freeview in one bedroom. It is clear line of sight to the Hemel Hempstead relay 2 miles away, and I get 70 - 80% signal strength on all muxes
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Here in Aylesbury, I have a choice of muxes, Oxford, Sandy Heath, Hemel Hempstead and maybe a couple of others but receiving HH on a set-top aerial through the Chilterns without line of sight straight down the A41 might be a bit ambitious.
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Originally Posted by jb66
Typical call centre response, it's not an obsolete box and us techs are told not to swap them unless faulty, we get measured on box swaps
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Engineer finds no fault, job not done
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Yeah, I knew Masque was talking out of his analogue RF socket extension!
