↓ch	name	direction	transmitter
C22	multiplex BBCA England East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C25	multiplex D3+4 England Yorkshire (Belmont micro region)	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C27	Comux Local TV multiplex LDN	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C28	Freeview HD multiplex BBCB (PSB3)	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C30-	multiplex SDN England (COM4)	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C33	Freeview HD multiplex Arqiva-C (com7)	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C35	Freeview HD multiplex Arqiva-D (com8)	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C53	multiplex Arqiva-A (COM5)	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H
C60-	multiplex Arqiva-B (COM6)	w-nw 288°	Belmont	H

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Distance to transmitters:

Belmont - 36.0km 22.3 miles

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Saturday, 30 June 2018

nmugford
2:09 AM

hi,for viewers who have technical knowledge,is to replace the aluminum dipole in the with copper wire dipole,this must be bent to look like the aluminum dipole and may improve ,i have done this with a indoor aerial and got a locked from at 10ft off the ground ,location nr ,but i stress u must have some technical knowledge.

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MikeP
3:42 PM

N Mugford:

It is perfectly correct to replace an aluminium dipole with a copper one. However the dimensions are critical. So it would be better to carve an exact replica of the aluminium dipole in a sheet of copper, using the resultant item to replace the original dipole. The need to be an exact copy is to maintain the required range coverage and the impedence presented to the TV set, always required to be 75 Ohms. It would also be wise to protect the copper against corrosion, especially if it were to be placed outside the property where it can get wet.

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Tuesday, 10 July 2018

Banacek
10:24 PM

Having difficulty finding MUX for new Paramount on 57. Our Sony DVR has to be manually retuned for every change, as it prefers distant Cumbria to our local .
can anyone help, please?

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Banacek
10:51 PM

Banacek: Found the MUX by trial, it's 51 FYI

JK

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nmugford
11:28 PM

Hi mikep,thank you for yr polite reply,other people seem to be otherwise,in my eperience in using insulated copper wire seems to be fine,the tv or whatevers input circuitry seems to uncritical,i use a set top single element because im in a swamp area from ,before i changed it to a copper wire,in spite of the high
field strength it was troublesome,when changed to copper, at 40miles,10ft above the ground produces a locked ,the only disadvantage of copper sheet is the cost and the work involved.Possibly,in poor areas copper would produce a better and more stable picture,its a pity someone in a fringe area cant try it and advise,but again some technical knowledge is needed,tks............

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nmugford
11:33 PM

Banacek: this seems to be a problem with todays tv circuitry,the tuner gets pulled to the strongest ,i have a car radio that wouldnt hold a weak signal in the presence of a stronger signal,possible realign or more directive type fitted.

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Saturday, 14 July 2018

Eric Brett
2:13 PM

Is the new Paramount free-to-air? If so, what are the required values for my 'Openbox' ?

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js
3:14 PM

Eric Brett: Yes, it's FTA. Parameters are:

11345H 27500 5/6 DVB-S QPSK 28.2E

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