All posts by StevensOnln1
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Andy: Chances are you have a Group A aerial which is not designed to cover all of the frequencies now in use at Darvel. If you don't have satellite or cable you should be eligible to have a replacement wideband aerial fitted free of charge, which can be arranged by contacting the Freeview Advice Line (see link below).
Important changes to Freeview TV signals | Freeview
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Pikpilot: When Briantist (the owner of this website) is able to do it. This question is asked almost daily. For the most up to date frequency data put your postcode into the Digital UK coverage checker and tick the detailed view box.
Digital UK - Coverage checker
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Jen: If you provide a full postcode we'll be able to see which transmitters you're predicted to receive at your location, which will enable us to offer specific advice on receiving an alternative region.
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Leigh: If you don't have satellite or cable you may be eligible to have a replacement wideband aerial fitted free of charge, which can be arranged by contacting the Freeview Advice Line (see link below).
Important changes to Freeview TV signals | Freeview
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Jen: Have you checked for any loose or damaged cables or connections behind your TV? Are any neighbours having the same problem? When manual tuning are you selecting UHF channel 47 (PSB1 mux from Emley Moor)?
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denise donoghue: Vintage TV appear to be in financial difficulties and presumably can't afford the cost of broadcasting on Freeview any more.
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Audrey Clements : If you're using a communal dish then you need to get in touch with whoever is responsible for maintenance and get them to send someone to check the system.
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T J Evans: Depending on where you are located you may be able to get more channels from a transmitter on the main land. If you provide a full postcode we will be able to see your predicted coverage. Otherwise look at Freesat.
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Thursday 4 October 2018 10:41AM
Jackie Miles: When you say a normal aerial, do you mean an indoor aerial or a rooftop/loft aerial. You're predicted to get a strong signal from Knockmore (18km away) so a decent rooftop (or possibly loft) aerial should be fine.