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Rojul

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#95568 8-Jan-2012 10:59
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Hi, 
My Freeview HD terrestrial signal has gone here in Gisborne !
Has anybody else here in Gisborne noticed signal loss ?
Did work for nearly half a year meanwhile without any problems !

thanks

Rojul 

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Rojul

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#566038 8-Jan-2012 11:24
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Its back again , was'nt here all morning 



MyFriendAutism
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  #566047 8-Jan-2012 12:17
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Yeah. Disappeared sometime last night & back on after 11am. The rain last night must of damaged the giant coat hanger on Kaiti hill.

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