All posts by Briantist
Below are all of Briantist's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.
M L Bell: No problems are reported at Lark Stoke, please see Freeview reception has changed? | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice for some assistance.
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Rustyboy: You might as well try an amplifier on the point, given that the PVR works OK, but if there is a problem with the cable, such as water ingress, it won't be able to fix the problem.
I think you have already worked out to leave the power supply for the masthead amplifier where it is.
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Darren Bromley: See in your "MY SETTINGS" box at the top right, it lists the three best RF channels to use as "Spare RF".
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Vale: You can fit a "dual arm" to a satellite dish to do this, but it a rather tricky thing to do.
Also, you can't use two clusters with a Freesat box.
You might find the best thing to do is to fit a second dish and use this with a "generic" Freesat receiver. You can get such systems from places like Maplins, and I have seen them in B&Q.
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Jason Shaw: Please put your postcode into the box at the top right and when the page returns, it will show you the best three RF channels to use with the Sky RF output as "Spare RF".
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Ste: Yes, you get "Freesat from Sky", the channels are listed on the All free-to-watch channels | ukfree.tv - independent free digital TV advice page.
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Dzulkifli: The law says you are entitled to an immediate refund or replacement in the store. See Consumer Direct - Electrical and gas appliances .
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Tuesday 22 February 2011 8:35AM
mark hawes: The signal you will receive depends on your distance from the transmitter - it is the ERP listed divided by the distance squared.
45 to 65 dBuV is the typical range for Freeview reception, 33.4 dBuV being the absolute minimum.