By providing a full postcode (such as W1A 1AA), national grid reference (for example SE123456) or latitude, longitude pair (like 54, -0.5) this page will provide a map, terrain plot and detailed information of the location showing the UK and RoI television transmitters that it is possible you receive Freeview, Freeview HD, Youview, BT TV and Saorview from.
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These predictions are based upon a rooftop aerial and depend on the suitability of the aerial, the distance to the transmitters, the power of their signals, the postcode area, and local terrain.Thursday, 3 October 2013
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MIKEB1:36 PM
Spalding
Thanks for the help.Being a pensioner I have to make cuts and doing without Sky is one of them.will I also be able to record on my Sky box without receiving sky signal
would it be better to get a free view set top box as apposed to using my sky box
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Stuart Botevyle2:16 PM
Carmarthen
I have poor signal quality on 4seven channel
on my sony pvr the signal info is
signal strength is at 93%
the quality is at 12%
rf channel is 49
on my samsung tv
bit error 7
signal 48-51
rf 49c
I have no problems with other channels.
This has been happing for about a month now.
I have retuned and one a factory reset.
I am on the carmel transmitter.
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MikeB4:42 PM
Stuart Botevyle: Carmel is having engineering work, and there is something in the way about 2.5km from you.
Having said that, your only 17km away from the transmitter, and your getting 93% strength!
I've also got a Sony PVR, and its a sensitive tuner, but pretty robust. However, 93% is the point at which even the Sony starts to break up due to too much signal strength. Take out any boosters, etc, and look here:
Freeview signals: too much of a good thing is bad for you | Digital switchover | ukfree.tv - 11 years of independent, free digital TV advice
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MikeB4:47 PM
MIKEB: To my namesake (!) - have a look at the FAQ's - its the most common question - and you cannot record if you dont subscribe. Thats why a Freesat PVR makes more sense - Sky will cost you £120 a year to carry on recording, which is not far off the cost of a PVR.
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tony brown8:41 PM
High Wycombe
Has anyone tried a pole mounted ariel to try for hannington or cristal pallace.both the topographical maps show we are in the shadow of hills either side.im at the bottom of brookfield road wooburn green.as i have stated in the past i was extreamly annoyed when the wooburn "LIGHT" transmitter cannot give us all the channels.maybe if we all planted 50m poles down at this location will give us what we deserve..regards to all.
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Friday, 4 October 2013
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James Owen8:54 PM
Guildford
Is there a problem with the Guildford and crystal place transmitter as the channel signal is going from 21'% to 56%
It was fine around 1600 but now is unwatchable across all channels
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MikeB10:18 PM
James Owen: It seems to be fine, but your only 11km from the transmitter, so I'd check signal strength - might be on the high side?
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Saturday, 5 October 2013
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Kay Geldart8:41 PM
Aberlour
Ab38 9py have just installed a new toshiba tv in kitchen- cant get stv, channel 4 e4 etc - only Bsc channels picked up. Have tried freeview reset as suggested. We have sky digibox in living room next door. Aerial is in the loft - we are in a bungalow - and is 18 years old. Any advice gratefully received!
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jb389:35 PM
Kay Geldart: If your loft aerial is mounted vertically with the elements facing up and downwards then you will be receiving from the local Craigellachie relay transmitter and its STV is on Mux Ch49, if however the elements are positioned horizontally then you will be using the Knockmore transmitter with STV being on Mux Ch23 and so you could try manually tuning in STV using the info for reference.
As you also have a Sky box, then "if" you are feeding the aerial to the TV via the boxes RF in / RFout facility make sure that its internal RF modulator is "not" set on either of the Freeview channels mentioned otherwise its likely to wipe them out.
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Sunday, 6 October 2013
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BYRON WESTON11:35 AM
Bradford-on-avon
Ba151nz whilst receiving BBC we seem to have lost all the other channels since the storm the other night. sometimes there is a fuzzy sound and an intermitant picture. is there some problem at the transmitter? we use mendip.
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