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stevehasahumax – 13 mins ago »
Graham hi , onto the site directly has come back with this
Transmitter 1 (PSB 1):
BBC A 2 (PSB 2):
D 3 & 4 A (COM 1):
SDN B (PSB 3):
BBC B C (COM 2):
Arqiva A D (COM 3):
Arqiva B Gp Pol OS grid ref. Field
dBµV/m Distance
miles Bearing
degrees Antenna
(suggestion)
UHF ERP
W UHF ERP
W UHF ERP
W UHF ERP
W UHF ERP
W UHF ERP
W
Oxford 53 100k 60 100k 50 50k 57 100k 59 50k 55 50k CD H SP567105 68 7 144 Log periodic
Click on the detailed view option
My postcode data shows
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Trying to interpret your post
Looks like the channel UHF channels you need are
53 60 50 57 59 55 68
Remove the aerial from you box and do a auto tune. It should find no channels.
Replace the aerial
Then you use manual tune on all the above in turn. Trying DVB-T or T2 to confirm a signal. Scan and save the results in turn till you have checked them all.
make a note of strength and quality you get on each.
Wolfbane seems to be way out of date, I think that all UHF channels above 55 are no longer in use.
brian – 3 mins ago »
Wolfbane seems to be way out of date, I think that all UHF channels above 55 are no longer in use.
The numbers came from the Freeview site
There does not seem to be anywhere that you can easily find accurate up to date details.
grahamlthompson – 1 hour ago »
The numbers came from the Freeview site
Please could you give us a link to the site showing the numbers you quoted?
Martin Liddle – 21 mins ago »
grahamlthompson – 1 hour ago »
The numbers came from the Freeview site
Please could you give us a link to the site showing the numbers you quoted?
I did not get the numbers. The OP posted them from the link I posted to the Freeview-Home check site. I have no idea what the ops postcode is.
Try
https://www.freeview.co.uk/corporate/platform-management
As “stevehasahumax” mentions a predicted transmitter is Oxford, the following details are given for Oxford Town Hall Postcode OX1 1BX.
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The UHF channel numbers mentioned in #49, were last used in 2018.
Graham , hi I am not able to get to the wolfbane detail – clicking on the OS (shows SP link in yellow) SP567105 always comes back with “site cannot be loaded” . IS there anything else I can do to help you help me?
The Freeview link put up – many thanks to those helping here –
Most Likely Transmitter
Name Region Parent Transmitter grid reference Distance (km)
Oxford Central N/A SP 56714 10540 11
Bearing° Aerial Group Now Aerial group after
144 B H,T H B H,T H
Steve
stevehasahumax – 39 secs ago »
Graham , hi I am not able to get to the wolfbane detail – clicking on the OS (shows SP link in yellow) SP567105 always comes back with “site cannot be loaded” . IS there anything else I can do to help you help me?
The Freeview link put up – many thanks to those helping here –
Most Likely Transmitter
Name Region Parent Transmitter grid reference Distance (km)
Oxford Central N/A SP 56714 10540 11
Bearing° Aerial Group Now Aerial group after
144 B H,T H B H,T H
Steve
The numbers you need to manual tune were posted by brian above
DVB-T 41 44 29 37 31 DVB-T2 47 and 55
stevehasahumax – 7 mins ago »
Graham , hi I am not able to get to the wolfbane detail – clicking on the OS (shows SP link in yellow) SP567105 always comes back with “site cannot be loaded” . IS there anything else I can do to help you help me?
The Freeview link put up – many thanks to those helping here –
Most Likely Transmitter
Name Region Parent Transmitter grid reference Distance (km)
Oxford Central N/A SP 56714 10540 11
Bearing° Aerial Group Now Aerial group after
144 B H,T H B H,T H
Steve
If you click the link in post #54, and enter your post code and house number you will confirm the details for your transmitter. There is also details of an additional Local Mux which you may be able to receive.
managed to snip the info -hopefully this is ok?
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stevehasahumax – 34 mins ago »
managed to snip the info -hopefully this is ok?
[attachment=83239,1566] [attachment=83239,1567]
You should get the additional local mux DVB-T 22 the other one on 46 may be too weak. By all means look at the signal and post what it says.
stevehasahumax – 1 hour ago »
Graham , hi I am not able to get to the wolfbane detail
Steve
Forget Wolfbane, use the site brian gave in post #54.
ok – sorry about the delay – busy day
so I did
Aerial out from box
auto retune – no channels found
Aerial back into box
Manual tune in this order
channel
21 strength 94 Quality 100 DVB-T
44 STR 93 QUAL 100 DVB-T
29 STR 95 QUAL 56 DVB-T
37 STR 92 QUAL 62 DVB-T
31 STR 94 QUAL 54 DVB-T
then
47 STR 92 QUAL 100 DVB-T2
55 STR 50 QUAL 100 DVB-T2
then
22 STR 99 QUAL 100 DVB-T
stevehasahumax – 1 hour ago »
ok – sorry about the delay – busy day
so I did
Aerial out from box
auto retune – no channels found
Aerial back into box
Manual tune in this order
channel
21 strength 94 Quality 100 DVB-T
44 STR 93 QUAL 100 DVB-T
29 STR 95 QUAL 56 DVB-T
37 STR 92 QUAL 62 DVB-T
31 STR 94 QUAL 54 DVB-T
then
47 STR 92 QUAL 100 DVB-T2
55 STR 50 QUAL 100 DVB-T2
then
22 STR 99 QUAL 100 DVB-T
They all look excellent.
Do you still get picture breakup on live TV and recordings ?
I take it you saved the results after scanning each mux in turn ?
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