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Brunzy
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  #923221 28-Oct-2013 20:20
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I suspect you are confusing a poor signal with interference.
Unplug the RF input cable , if the pic does not improve it's not int.
to check plug a lead from the modulators RFout to the Tv next to it & tune it to the appropriate channel eg 21
Make sure there is nothing in the RF input.
If that is ok plug in the RF input, if it's still ok ( as I suspect) then there is something wrong in the cabling to the room



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  #923237 28-Oct-2013 20:58
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Thanks for helping will try tomorrow night

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  #923502 29-Oct-2013 12:38
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B1GGLZ:your TV shouldn't be able to tune 21 - 25.


I dont know where you get your info from but this is wrong.

In NZ we use 21~69



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  #923595 29-Oct-2013 15:15
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illicit:
B1GGLZ:your TV shouldn't be able to tune 21 - 25.


I dont know where you get your info from but this is wrong.

In NZ we use 21~69

I think you'll find we don't transmit on CH 21 -25 as its outside band allocation.
http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/tools-and-services/publications/public-information-brochures-pibs/pib-21-table-of-radio-spectrum-usage-in-new-zealand-1/2.-the-new-zealand-table-of-allocations/2.3-new-zealand-table-of-allocation/2.3.5-uhf-band-300-3000-mhz
http://www.nzart.org.nz/info/technical/nz-tv-channel-frequencies/

You are correct about TV tuning though. I've now found out that my TV and Recorder tuners do cover CH21 -69.

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