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Freeview
torbrex
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Can anyone tell me why I lose certain channels on freeview when it rains. Is it just my set-up? Or does it happen to others?
I have a freeview box, a tv with freeview built in and a dvd recorder with freeview and they all lose the same channels.
If it is my set-up, how do I fix it?
I have a freeview box, a tv with freeview built in and a dvd recorder with freeview and they all lose the same channels.
If it is my set-up, how do I fix it?
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rain degrades the quality of the signal , happens to sky as well
could try a bigger digital aerial to get a better signal
these sort
http://www.tracsat.co.uk/catalog/labgear-lab450w-freeview-aerial-p-336.html
just using an amplifier on an existing aerial would any boost a poor quaility signalEx forum ambassador
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It's usually caused by wet tree leaves in the signal path. Is your aerial pointing at a tree? If so, maybe you can relocate it?
Otherwise, try asking your question in a dedicated forum such as
http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/cgi-bin/forum/YaBB.pl0 -
No trees within half a mile in that direction.
I will look into maybe getting an amlifier of some kind.0
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