Haywards Heath. Is there any prospect of an early increase in the transmit power on Mux D at Heathfield? All other Muxes deliver signal strength typically better than 50 (typically 95/100 on Mux 2 and generally better than 60 even on the other 1000 watt Muxes) with low or non-existent BER, but Mux D is generally showing strength 10 to 16 with BER sometimes at maximum. I have only one piece of equipment that could interfere - a DVD/HDD recorder - but disabling this has no effect on received strength or quality and the same low strength and quality is shown on the recorder's own signal strength information. We have a new Widebandroof mounted aerial with masthead booster.
Wednesday 3 August 2011 5:25PM
Haywards Heath. Is there any prospect of an early increase in the transmit power on Mux D at Heathfield? All other Muxes deliver signal strength typically better than 50 (typically 95/100 on Mux 2 and generally better than 60 even on the other 1000 watt Muxes) with low or non-existent BER, but Mux D is generally showing strength 10 to 16 with BER sometimes at maximum. I have only one piece of equipment that could interfere - a DVD/HDD recorder - but disabling this has no effect on received strength or quality and the same low strength and quality is shown on the recorder's own signal strength information. We have a new Wideband roof mounted aerial with masthead booster.