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I’m glad you were able to read and explain the technical stuff to me Graham and very glad that I should get good reception when I get this all sorted out properly. I do happen to have a small indoor aerial which I used when I had a second TV on the top floor so I’ll dig that out and see what happens. On the plus side to all of this, when I check my recording schedule, only two of them is for Channel 4 which is dodgy. All the others are the BBC channels which are being received perfectly.
Georgypan – 14 minutes ago »
I do happen to have a small indoor aerial which I used when I had a second TV on the top floor so I’ll dig that out and see what happens.
If you are getting 50% signal strength with no aerial there must be a reasonable chance that a decent indoor aerial will be satisfactory.
I’ll see if I can find it and come back to let you know how I get on.
Can I just say how grateful I am to you both for taking the time to help me.
Well I must say you guys are miracle workers as far as I’m concerned! I plugged in a little Pictek aerial and all the channels are up and running with perfect reception. Thank you again.
Georgypan – 46 minutes ago »
Well I must say you guys are miracle workers as far as I’m concerned! I plugged in a little Pictek aerial and all the channels are up and running with perfect reception. Thank you again.
The fact that you were able to get anything on a length of coax with a lnb on the other end meant you must be in a very strong area and close to a high power main transmitter.
Georgypan – 3 hours ago »
Well I must say you guys are miracle workers as far as I’m concerned! I plugged in a little Pictek aerial and all the channels are up and running with perfect reception.
Happy you found a solution. I think that if you had a full size aerial we would be explaining to you how to reduce the signal to stop the picture breaking up.
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