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Terrestrial Broadcasting
Terrestrial Television, Digital and Analogue
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<blockquote data-quote="jacko" data-source="post: 67606" data-attributes="member: 176633"><p>thanks for the reply PaulR.</p><p>i will try adjusting the height of the aerial first. cable run is 6 metres.the sat cable</p><p>is in 2 parts connected with sat in line screw connectors,think i¨ll change the cable</p><p>so that there are no breaks.taking my mates filter to the sat shop on friday. i think the aerial should be ok as some days the signal is 90 per cent and quality 100 per cent.</p><p>the aerial consists of 3 arms which are spaced apart to make it wideband i presume,</p><p>maybe if i take the plastic spacer off and bring the 3 arms together so that they are parallel to each other,making it more directional.</p><p>well i¨ve got a couple of things i can try now,thanks once again for the advice.</p><p>ps:don¨t know of any local transmitters.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jacko, post: 67606, member: 176633"] thanks for the reply PaulR. i will try adjusting the height of the aerial first. cable run is 6 metres.the sat cable is in 2 parts connected with sat in line screw connectors,think i¨ll change the cable so that there are no breaks.taking my mates filter to the sat shop on friday. i think the aerial should be ok as some days the signal is 90 per cent and quality 100 per cent. the aerial consists of 3 arms which are spaced apart to make it wideband i presume, maybe if i take the plastic spacer off and bring the 3 arms together so that they are parallel to each other,making it more directional. well i¨ve got a couple of things i can try now,thanks once again for the advice. ps:don¨t know of any local transmitters. [/QUOTE]
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