All posts by StevensOnln1
Below are all of StevensOnln1's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
Savage : Sandy Heath is showing as the best predicated transmitter for your location and is showing no reported faults (you've posted on the Oxford page). Have you checked for any loose or damaged cables or connections behind your TV?
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Tony Bove: There are no faults showing for Sandy Heath. Are the three TVs fed by the same aerial? Is there a powered amplifier to distribute the signal around your home? If there is, check that the power supply to the amplifier hasn't been inadvertently switched off or unplugged. If the amplifier appears to be powered on, disconnect the incoming feed from the aerial and connect it directly to the feed to one of the TVs. If that TV gets a picture it would indicate that the amplifier is dead and needs replacing.
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Phil Hewett: This is not Pick's website and no one here has anything to do with the channel or advertising shown on it. Suggest you contact the broadcaster directly with your complaint as they are unlikely to see it here.
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Mr S Partridge: The transmitter engineering post which has appeared after you posted confirms that the transmitter has been off air since 13:26 this afternoon. Do not attempt to retune, your channels will return once the transmitter is back on air.
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George Tinsley: Chances are that your box has retuned and picked up a different transmitter to the one you normally use. If you provide a full postcode, we can see which transmitters cover your location and advise how to retune to the correct one.
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Sandy: This website is for technical help with TV and radio reception problems and has no connection with Pick or any other broadcaster. Suggest you check online TV guides which may have details of any forthcoming broadcasts of those shows, or try contacting the broadcaster directly.
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justin gill: Now TV is an internet streaming service that enables you to view programmes from various channels and catchup providers either using an app available on some LG and Samsung smart TV models, media players (e.g. Roku, Amazon Fire TV/Firestick/Apple TV, Google Chromecast, etc), games consoles, mobile/PC apps, or a set top box (the latest Now TV box also has a DVB-T2 tuner which can be connected to an aerial to receive SD & HD Freeview channels via the same box).
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john monks: There are no faults showing for Lancaster transmitter, nor any recent engineering work. Have you checked for any loose or damaged cables or connections behind your TV?
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Joanne : Tiny Pop moved to 207 back in August when several sections of the Freeview channel guide were reorganised. Kids channels now start at 200, News starts at 230, streamed channels start at 250.
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Wednesday 13 December 2017 12:07PM
Iain Ferguson : Neither of those postcodes gave a result on Digital UK's checker, however picking another postcode from the same area on Google Maps shows that you should be able to receive a good signal strength from Black Hill. I wouldn't suggest using a panel type aerial like that, as they are often little more than a piece of wire sticking out of an amplifier. You would be better off with a directional aerial such as Log36 type which are a Log Periodic wideband design and will be suitable for receiving all current and future frequencies used for Freeview.