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Freeview reception at EX37 9EF


For reliable and stable Freeview reception, you need an unobstructed path between the TV aerial on your roof and the digital TV transmitter. The map below shows the transmitters predicted to provide a signal at this location.

You can click on any transmitter symbol to show the coverage area as a green overlay on the map. Double click on a transmitter symbol to go to the transmitter information page.

You can also view the ten closest potential '4G-at-800' mobile phone masts within 1.5km of the selected location - these masts may be used for 4G-at-800 mobile broadband services from 2013-2015.

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What do the map symbols mean?

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These icons show the potential locations for 5G-at-700MHz services that may interfere with Freeview reception. For actual mobile device reception prediction (at 800-960MHz and 1710-2170MHz) see these phone operator's mapping sites: Three O2 EE VM

Predicted Freeview channel list

1BBC One (SD)Huntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
2BBC TwoHuntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
3ITV 1 (SD)Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
4Channel 4 (SD)Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
5Channel 5Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
 
6ITV 2Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
9BBC FourHuntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
10ITV3Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
11Sky MixHuntshaw Cross COM5
12QuestHuntshaw Cross COM6
 
13E4Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
14Film4Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
15Channel 4 +1Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
17ReallyHuntshaw Cross COM5
18More4Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
 
19DaveHuntshaw Cross COM5
20DramaHuntshaw Cross COM4
215USAHuntshaw Cross COM4
23BBC ThreeHuntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
25WHuntshaw Cross COM6
 
26ITV4Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
27YesterdayHuntshaw Cross COM6
28ITVBeHuntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
29ITV2 +1Huntshaw Cross COM4
30E4 +1Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
 
31E4 ExtraHuntshaw Cross COM5
325STARHuntshaw Cross COM4
335ActionHuntshaw Cross COM4
34GREAT! moviesHuntshaw Cross COM6
35ITV1 +1Huntshaw Cross West CountryPSB2
 
36Sky ArtsHuntshaw Cross COM5
38Channel 5 +1Huntshaw Cross COM4
39DMAXHuntshaw Cross COM6
40Quest RedHuntshaw Cross COM5
41LegendHuntshaw Cross COM4
 
42GREAT! actionHuntshaw Cross COM4
43Food NetworkHuntshaw Cross COM5
44HGTVHuntshaw Cross COM6
465SELECTHuntshaw Cross PSB3
47Film4 +1Huntshaw Cross COM5
 
48ChallengeHuntshaw Cross COM5
494sevenHuntshaw Cross COM5
52GREAT! romanceHuntshaw Cross COM6
56That's TV (UK)Huntshaw Cross COM6
57Dave ja vuHuntshaw Cross COM4
 
58ITV3 +1Huntshaw Cross COM4
59ITV4 +1Huntshaw Cross COM4
60Drama +1Huntshaw Cross COM5
63GREAT! romance mixHuntshaw Cross COM6
64BlazeHuntshaw Cross COM4
 
65That's TV 2Huntshaw Cross COM5
67TRUE CRIMEHuntshaw Cross COM4
68TRUE CRIME XTRAHuntshaw Cross COM4
70Quest +1Huntshaw Cross COM5
71That’s 60sHuntshaw Cross COM6
 
73HobbyMakerHuntshaw Cross COM6
74Yesterday +1Huntshaw Cross COM5
75That's 90sHuntshaw Cross COM5
78TCCHuntshaw Cross COM4
81Blaze +1Huntshaw Cross COM4
 
82Talking Pictures TVHuntshaw Cross COM6
83Together TVHuntshaw Cross COM4
84PBS AmericaHuntshaw Cross COM6
91WildEarthHuntshaw Cross COM4
93ITVBe +1Huntshaw Cross COM4
 
101BBC One HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
102BBC Two HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
103STV HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
103UTV HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
103ITV 1 HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
 
104Channel 4 HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
105Channel 5 HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
106BBC Four HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
107BBC Three HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
108BBC Scotland HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
 
110Channel 4 HD (Wales)Huntshaw Cross PSB3
201CBBCHuntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
202CBeebiesHuntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
204CBBC HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
205CBeebies HDHuntshaw Cross PSB3
 
209Ketchup TVHuntshaw Cross COM4
210Ketchup TooHuntshaw Cross COM4
211YAAAS!Huntshaw Cross COM4
231BBC NewsHuntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
232BBC ParliamentHuntshaw Cross South WestPSB1
 
233Sky NewsHuntshaw Cross COM5
235Al Jazeera EngHuntshaw Cross COM6
267Al Jazeera EnglishHuntshaw Cross COM4

 

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Comments
Thursday, 27 November 2014
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Mr K S Simpson
9:15 PM
Scunthorpe

But all the areal is pointing west and have been told that's the strongest strength from the west never used to have this problem

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MikeB
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9:34 PM

Mr K S Simpson: Which transmitter are you actually tuned into?

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Dave Lindsay
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9:57 PM

Mr K S Simpson: I don't follow you. The transmitter to the west is Emley Moor which broadcasts Look North (Yorkshire). Look North (East Yorkshire & Lincolnshire) is from Belmont.

Follow this link:


Terrain between ( m a.g.l.) and (antenna m a.g.l.) - Optimising UK DTT Freeview and Radio aerial location


It is a plot of the terrain between you (on the left) and the transmitter (on the right). The ground rises up and about 1 mile away is 40m above your ground level (around about Messingham Road). This is probably why the aerials in your area generally point to Emley Moor.

You can of course try for reception from Belmont so as to get Look North (East Yorkshire & Lincolnshire), but be aware that the situation is not ideal.

I would also add that it wasn't until just over 10 years ago that Emley Moor and Belmont became different regions as far as BBC regional news is concerned. So when many aerials were put up each transmitter broadcast the same output (with the exception of opt-outs within Calendar) Now they are different it might be worth going for Belmont, whose reception isn't likely to be as easy but which will give the more local news.

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Friday, 28 November 2014
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gemma stone
12:25 PM
Faversham

Hi...I've tried to tune in to dave on freeview...I know that its not available on free sat. ..which I also have. ..but I have tried to tune freeview with no joy. ..my other free view channels are fine

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rob
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4:30 PM

Have you checked that your tv aerial connections are good? where is your aerial is it on the roof or in the loft? Dave tends to be on the lower power transmitter.... but as i seen where your map is you should be able to get it with no problems.... but like i say check everything in your home 1st it can be something simple like poor aerial cable connection or your aerial moved slightly that does cause channels to break up sometimes

hope this helps

Rob

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Dave Lindsay
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4:53 PM

gemma stone: Judging by prediction you are in a poor reception area as far as getting the Commercial channels goes. Most aerials on your road are seen (pn Streetview, May 2009) to face the Faversham relay transmitter which does not carry Dave and other Commercial services.

Can you confirm that your aerial does NOT point to Faversham (its elements will be vertical [up/down]) at 209 degrees? What direction does it point in and is it horizontal or vertical?

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jb38
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5:26 PM

gemma stone : In addition to that said by Dave Lindsay regarding the Faversham relay. If you are also unable to receive (10) ITV3 or (18) 4Music, then your Freeview will most likely be from the Faversham relay, neither programme transmitted by this station.

That said, one or two aerials in your area would appear to be pointing towards the Bluebell Hill transmitter @ 16miles / 268 degrees, and although indications are that reception from anywhere other than Faversham is liable to be iffy, should by any chance you are able to receive ITV3 or 4Music? then it could be from Bluebell Hill, therefore carry out a "manual" tune on Mux C39 the transmitter used by Dave / Pick TV etc.



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Monday, 1 December 2014
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MFPA
11:56 PM
Bath

I live in a block of six flats, which share a single aerial on the roof pointed at the Mendip transmitter.

There is a distribution amp in the loft, but I have no idea how powerful as it's not my loft. I estimate the aerial cable runs to each flat to be about 15 metres for two flats and nearly 30 metres for the other four. The flat whose electricity powers the amp frequently loses power for several hours when their key meter runs out. This results in no TV signal to all six flats for long periods.

Given that there is no communal power supply, it would be desirable to find a solution that does not require an amplifier. How many aerials would this be likely to need? (I know this is a "wet finger in the wind" type of question.)

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Tuesday, 2 December 2014
MikeP
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11:15 PM

MFPA:

If each flat were to have their own separate aerial, then one for each flat means six will be needed. I suspect that would tend to be rather unsightly unless they can be positioned in such a way as to be not visible from the ground or surrounding areas.

The real issue is why the aerial distribution system is powered from the electricity supply for one of the flats, so that means they have been paying for everyone in the other flats to view TV services! The owner of the flats should be contacted to ask them to change how the TV system is supplied so that all the 6 flats are not affected by the loss of mains power when the money in the meter od the one flat runs out. Plus it would save the occupier of that flat the expense of powering the system for everyone else. I'm sure they will appreciate that small saving, it would not be much but over a year could add up to a couple of pounds or so.

Peasedown St John is only about 17 km away from the Mendip transmitter with no obstructions visible to cause problems so individual aerials would not need any amplification at all and any communal system does not need any significant gain, merely enough to overcome splitting and distribution losses.

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Wednesday, 3 December 2014
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MFPA
12:27 AM

MFPA: Thanks for replying, Mike.

The answer to why a builder 20-odd years ago set the TV aerial distribution system up in a particular way is anybody's guess. But a communal power supply to supply just a TV signal amp would likely have cost much more for each flat's share of the standing charge alone than the usage has been costing the occupiers of that one flat.

Any changes would be in the remit of the residents' management company, so there is not a commercial or absentee owner to poke.

I guess my real question was would each flat really need its own aerial, or is it likely a fairly decent aerial with a splitter might be sufficient for two flats? Six aerials would be a bit of a forest, but three could look OK.

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