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Old 24-06-2003, 16:42   #5
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Originally posted by iadom
Just got a new 32" WS TV. The picture on all five terrestial channels via the arial used to be perfect on the old TV even C5, I can see the mast at Winter Hill from my lounge.
With the new telly, C5 is not as clear via the arial (BBC 1 to C4 are okay ). To be honest I hardly ever watch C5 and I know I can view it perfectly via the STB digital signal, but you know how these little things can bug you.

The TV is currently tuned to 687.25 MHz for C5, is it broadcast on any other frequencies that I could try.
In South Manchester we get Channel 5 from Winter Hill on uhf aerial channel 48, but unfortunately I don't know the frequency.

Also you may be able to get a better Channel 5 signal by manually tuning your TV to the Channel 5 signal.
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