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Topic # 223659 11-Oct-2017 09:52
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Renting a friends place so re-wiring is going to be a bit of a problem.

 

Satellite reception is ok thanks to a teak of the LNB Skew, but UHF is a bit patchy. Should be OK based on location but I appear to be getting an echo from either Pinehill or Sky as I'm seeing two Mediaworks multiplexes

 

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Other than asking the landlord to get an installer in any recommendations on tweaking the alignment of the aerial etc?




Generally known online as OpenMedia, now working for Red Hat New Zealand as a Solution Architect for all things Linux, Virtual and of course Cloud. Still playing with MythTV and digital media on the side.

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  Reply # 1882559 12-Oct-2017 17:27
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yes one mux is from waiatarua the other from pinehill check general direction of aerial either west or east approx then manual tune the one you want and check strength and quality on tv. waiatura is 570 pinehill is 560 see how you get on.

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