All posts by Briantist
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Penny Kempin: You *ARE* in a 4G roll out area.
Also, you *ARE* very close to a mobile phone mast. There's is one 160 meters away, and another 660 meters away, between you and the Crystal Palace transmitter.
You can contact the people responsible - at800 - for filter provision and fitting by calling 0808 13 13 800 (free from a landline) or 0333 31 31 800 (from a mobile phone).
However, if you have not had a card though the post yet it is quite possible that your interference is not related to 4G provision.
In that case, have a look at the Freeview reception has changed? | Freeview Interference | ukfree.tv - 10 years of independent, free digital TV advice page.
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Arun: It's possible. The BBC "R+T Investigation" system doesn't report the COM multiplexes, so you have to (as they told me) "infer" what is happening to them.
It looks like the event was a mains power failure, to which systems probably have a certain amount of backup.
So... basically "yes".
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Nic Foxton: Have you had a look at Single frequency interference | Freeview Interference | ukfree.tv - 10 years of independent, free digital TV advice regarding C39?
It could be something putting out an analogue RF signal on (or even near) C39.
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Alex Gibb: Just to add, the current 4G EE service can't effect Freeview, it's at 1800MHz. Do I need a filter to protect my Freeview from Everything Everywhere 4G masts? | 4G-at-800 | ukfree.tv - 10 years of independent, free digital TV advice .
I'm quite sure that there have been no 4G EE 1800MHz services in your area.
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rob: See
BBC Red Button 1 - Freeview 301 Sky 978 Freesat 981
BBC Red Button 2 - Freeview 302 Sky 979 Freesat 982
BBC Red Button 3 - Sky 980 Freesat 983
BBC Red Button HD - Freeview 303 Sky 977 Freesat 980
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Robin Mutch: For what it's worth, my terrain plot uses 100m interval data for the UK. Freeview reception at AB31 5RT Terrain between AB315RT and Freeview masts and the line takes into account signals above the line of sight.
You can adjust the height above the ground using the box at the bottom.
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... and you can see the "Old Kin Wood" which might be in the way at Freeview reception at AB31 5RT
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SSteve Lyons: I think that you might expect the "connected red button" services to being an fuller text service to internet connected Freeview HD equipment at some point in the future.
There's some detail of the service at BBC - Blogs - Internet blog - Building Connected Red Button .
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Monday 17 June 2013 9:41AM
Jack Luxon: Thanks for your suggestions.
I have made the changes in line with your comments - Want faster mobile access to free TV information? | About UK Free TV | ukfree.tv - 10 years of independent, free digital TV advice