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4G TV interference FREE filter available
bobbo71
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in Phones & TV
Last Thursday the picture on our 2 TVs linked to our main TV with it's Sky Box went snowy. Main TV okay but other two were snowy. I checked everything, retuned and lost Freeview, etc but to no avail. Called my local aerial guy who came today, it cost me £35 to have the sets retuned but he immediately said the cause was 4G mobile signal strength overwhelming the TV signal. He fixed it and recommended me to contact AT800.TV on 08081313800 who would send me a free filter to attach between the Sky Box and the aerial input which would eli minute the 4G signal interference.
I have contacted AT800.TV/postcard via email and asked for a free filter. They do provide them and/or they will send out an engineer if you need one. I await their reply but am fairly sure that they will send me a filter, apparently they know by postcode where the problems are.
So if you've got the problem, or if it happens in the future that's the place to get some free help rather than cough up £6 on eBay.
I have contacted AT800.TV/postcard via email and asked for a free filter. They do provide them and/or they will send out an engineer if you need one. I await their reply but am fairly sure that they will send me a filter, apparently they know by postcode where the problems are.
So if you've got the problem, or if it happens in the future that's the place to get some free help rather than cough up £6 on eBay.
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I had a post card though my door several months ago from them.
I assumed I was in a troublesome area.0
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