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<blockquote data-quote="jeallen01" data-source="post: 1100533" data-attributes="member: 176704">Looking back to [USER=416039]@nsp24[/USER]'s first post, and then through the rest of the posts here, I'm sort-of wondering if there is something else in his local neighbourhood (other than 4G) which is causing interference spikes that get into his receiver????On that point, in the very early days of UK SKY Digital (late 1998), I had a lot of problems with interference breaking through to that very first SKY Digital box from other stuff in the AV rack - then fixed by replacing all the RF cables in that rack with double-screened &quot;sat cable&quot; (WF100 not available at that time).Thus, since (IIRC) the sat box works OK in his house - which, presumably does have double-screened RF/sat cables(?) - then one might again suspect the cables supplied with that MAXVIEW dish and used in the motorhome installation, and thus replace them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jeallen01, post: 1100533, member: 176704"] Looking back to [USER=416039]@nsp24[/USER]'s first post, and then through the rest of the posts here, I'm sort-of wondering if there is [I]something else i[/I]n his local neighbourhood (other than 4G) which is causing interference spikes that get into his receiver???? On that point, in the very early days of UK SKY Digital (late 1998), I had a lot of problems with interference breaking through to that very first SKY Digital box from other stuff in the AV rack - then fixed by replacing all the RF cables in that rack with double-screened "sat cable" (WF100 not available at that time). Thus, since (IIRC) the sat box works OK in his house - which, presumably does have double-screened RF/sat cables(?) - then one might again suspect the cables supplied with that MAXVIEW dish and used in the motorhome installation, and thus replace them. [/QUOTE]

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