All posts by Michael Perry
Below are all of Michael Perry's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
Michael Martin:
Totally agree. Having spent much of my working life with my head inside of televisions, I now have to wear two hearing aids - but the noisy sound tracks of some progreammes makes it impossible for me, and I'm sure others, to hear what is being said through all the unwanted noise.
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C Chinnock:
That is well known. It is due to the owner being unavailable at present. Only he can make the needed changes.
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PikPilot:
There was no known problem with the transmitter, else thiousands would have had the same problem. Please check all your aerial cables and connections. If there are coaxial plugs/sockets please unplug those and refit them to clear any corrosion/oxidation from the contacts.
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Julie:
Firstly please follow the advice given in the text above the entry box and provide a full post code. Only then can we examine what the predicted reception is likely to be at your location. Further, please check all your aerial cables and connections. If there are coaxial plugs/sockets, please unplug and then refit. That will clear any corrosion/oxidation which is a common cause of problems such as you report.
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MayD:
please follow the advice given in the text above the entry box and provide a full post code. Without that we cannot see what the poredicted reception is like at your location.
Please also check all your aerial cables and connections. If there are coaxial plugs/sockets please unplug those and then refit. That will clear any corrosion/oxidation from the contacts which as a well known cause of problems such as you report.
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Charvey:
There has been engineering work at the Redruth transmitter. DO NOT RETUNE.
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Chris:
Tacolnston transmitter is working correctly at present and no faults reported.
Please check your aerial system and connections.
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Les Phillips:
Please check your aerial cables and connections. If there are coaxial plugs/sockets please unplug them and refit. That will clear any corrosion/oxidation of ther contacts, which is a well known cause of the problems you report. DO NOT RETUNE.
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Dell and Joe Elliott:
Please check your aerial cab,es and connections as there is no reported problem at the Oxford transmitter. If you have coaxial plugs/sockets, please unplug them and refit. That will clear any corrosion/oxidation from the contacts which is a well known and common cause of the problems you report.
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Tuesday 25 September 2018 10:55AM
Brian:
High pressure often causes this type of signal loss and there is nothing anyone can do about the perfectly natural phenomenon. All you can do is check that all the aerial connections are in good condition, even unplugging any coaxial plugs/sockets and then refitting them. DO NOT RETUNE.