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<blockquote data-quote="anton" data-source="post: 55891" data-attributes="member: 176045">I didn't realize that. So, actually, I wasn't right. Can I tune to any of thesevariations at will ? (If yes,presumably with a non-Sky receiver only)(but then no, any other receiver wouldn't get any of C4 or Five as they are scrambled)So could ameolive possibly have tuned into a different variation of C4 (other than the one assigned to his card) via other channels?As for Five, I only know of the 12 304H frequency from tp31, where can I find the other ones?&nbsp; &nbsp; Btw when I had the problem, Five was the strongest of all and it stayed even when everything else had gone (and that would be the London or South East variation with my card)@ameoliveNo, just as you say, I don't think either high temperatures could have been to blame. They weren't that high, and the problem was usually after 7 pm when it cooled down anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="anton, post: 55891, member: 176045"] I didn't realize that. So, actually, I wasn't right. Can I tune to any of these variations at will ? (If yes,presumably with a non-Sky receiver only)(but then no, any other receiver wouldn't get any of C4 or Five as they are scrambled) So could ameolive possibly have tuned into a different variation of C4 (other than the one assigned to his card) via other channels? As for Five, I only know of the 12 304H frequency from tp31, where can I find the other ones? Btw when I had the problem, Five was the strongest of all and it stayed even when everything else had gone (and that would be the London or South East variation with my card) @ameolive No, just as you say, I don't think either high temperatures could have been to blame. They weren't that high, and the problem was usually after 7 pm when it cooled down anyway. [/QUOTE]

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