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oliveoil99

Had a card put through the door regards the above. It says they operate at 800 MHz a similar frequency to Freeview so may cause problems for your Freeview. If it does you can ring them and free of charge (big of them) they will give you an at800 filter, I already have problems picking up some Freeview channels so would this filter benefit me if I had problems or not?

thefirs

Not a lot on the site at present but the industry has set up https://at800.tv/find-out-more/?utm_source=streamsend&utm_medium=email&utm_content=18838069&utm_campaign=Humax%2520Alert%253A%25204G%2520Interference%2520-%2520what%2520does%2520it%2520mean%2520for%2520you%253F to keep the public informed.

Doubtful if one of the filters would do much for you on its own, more likely to be a low or multipath signal issue that could only be solved with a better antenna.

oliveoil99

thefirs wrote: »

Not a lot on the site at present but the industry has set up https://at800.tv/find-out-more/?utm_source=streamsend&utm_medium=email&utm_content=18838069&utm_campaign=Humax%2520Alert%253A%25204G%2520Interference%2520-%2520what%2520does%2520it%2520mean%2520for%2520you%253F to keep the public informed.

Doubtful if one of the filters would do much for you on its own, more likely to be a low or multipath signal issue that could only be solved with a better antenna.

Am expecting to move in the near future so don't want to be spending money on antenna updates.

cookie365

oliveoil99 wrote: »

Had a card put through the door regards the above. It says they operate at 800 MHz a similar frequency to Freeview so may cause problems for your Freeview. If it does you can ring them and free of charge (big of them) they will give you an at800 filter, I already have problems picking up some Freeview channels so would this filter benefit me if I had problems or not?

There's one way to find out - they're indoor filters so you should be able to switch it in or out easily enough.