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I have copied this from another thread as I think this might be a better place to ask the question.
I live in Poole For the last 8 years I have been receiving a good Freeview signal from Rowbridge although technically just outside the area.
Since the switchover I can now only received the ITV channels on channel 37 and no reception from channels 21,24,30, 33 37.
I have a sony KDL-26U3000 a Panasonic TX-L37G20B (I know I've also got freesat) and a Panasonic Freeview HD recorder.
Both TV's are on separate aerials both in the roofspace.
Any help or assistance gratefully received, Digital UK have been hopeless and the BBC not much better.
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JB38
Many thanks for coming in for my problem.
I have done the manual tuning and on 24 I get about 2 on the quality and 0 on strength. Pulling the aerial cable out so that it touches the socket off centre the quality dropped to 0.
I did check on 27 the commercial channel that I am receiving and got quality of 2 and strength of 2, on both 57 and 61 I got 0 but of course the aerial is pointing in the wrong direction.
Prior to the "improvement" following the switchover I think I was getting between 7 & 9 for most channels.
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JB38
Thanks for your information, I went up into the loft bypassed the signal amplifiers on both aerials and problem sorted.
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Tuesday 10 April 2012 2:09PM
Poole
I live in Poole For the last 8 years I have been receiving a good Freeview signal from Rowbridge although technically just outside the area.
Since the switchover I can now only received the ITV channels on channel 37 and no reception from channels 21,24,30, 33 37.
I have a sony KDL-26U3000 a Panasonic TX-L37G20B (I know I've also got freesat) and a Panasonic Freeview HD recorder.
Both TV's are on separate aerials both in the roofspace.
Any help or assistance gratefully received, Digital UK have been hopeless and the BBC not much better.