Hi Brian, wonder if you can help with a visualisation.
We live in an area served by both winter hill and moel y parc . We are on the wirral . We are in the unfortunate position that we are literally directly between the two transmitters meaning that we receive both strongly. However we do not care for welsh variations. Almost all our relatively new receiving equipment will not reallocate channels by region /tranmission group. Thus we are left to manually tune all the time or I have to configure a complex st of notch filters to remove the welsh tranmission( further added to by store ton Wales).
Most aerials have acceptance angles between 33 and 20 odd degrees. I wondered if you could over lay a chord between moel and winter hill with 30 degree radiating pattern centred on the chord , that was the intersection of coverage between the two transmitters indicating the total coverage area subject to the same issue. Ultimately I like to submit to arqiva the issue that it creates.
Monday 29 July 2013 3:09PM
Neston
Hi Brian, wonder if you can help with a visualisation.
We live in an area served by both winter hill and moel y parc . We are on the wirral . We are in the unfortunate position that we are literally directly between the two transmitters meaning that we receive both strongly. However we do not care for welsh variations. Almost all our relatively new receiving equipment will not reallocate channels by region /tranmission group. Thus we are left to manually tune all the time or I have to configure a complex st of notch filters to remove the welsh tranmission( further added to by store ton Wales).
Most aerials have acceptance angles between 33 and 20 odd degrees. I wondered if you could over lay a chord between moel and winter hill with 30 degree radiating pattern centred on the chord , that was the intersection of coverage between the two transmitters indicating the total coverage area subject to the same issue. Ultimately I like to submit to arqiva the issue that it creates.