UHF Free View Prime Chanel Half Strength

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wolfgang1983

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#279882 14-Nov-2020 18:37

I have my UHF pointed to MT Campbell in from Richmond I am getting 100% UHF on normal TV NZ channels but when it comes to prime channel and choice only about half strength

My UHF Ariel is about 2.5 m off the ground good clearance

Any idea why those to not good signal?

Thanks

fe31nz

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#2603939 14-Nov-2020 23:56

Does the Kordia multiplex (Prime, Choice, Parliament, Kordia TV, ChineseTV & Firstlight) transmit at the same power as the other multiplexes?

Have you checked Maori TV and Te Reo on the Maori multiplex? That multiplex is higher in frequency than the Kordia multiplex, so if you are having problems with the higher frequencies, it should be even worse.

In any case, if you are receiving the channels fine, then the signal strength and quality is irrelevant. Are you actually having problems watching or recording the Kordia mux channels?

wolfgang1983

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#2603940 15-Nov-2020 00:15

Hello I use my freeview PCI card for my TV

Here is the images below of signal quality

fe31nz

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#2604490 16-Nov-2020 00:29

There are no errors showing, so there is no problem. The signal strength and signal to noise ratio numbers you get from digital tuners are only comparable between tuners of the exact same model. Even different models of tuners from the same manufacturer report different numbers when connected to the same aerial. With a digital signal, all that matters is that you are not getting any errors. Any other numbers reported by the tuners and "green" or "yellow" ratings of them are pretty much meaningless.

wolfgang1983

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#2605671 17-Nov-2020 20:54

Got it all working now just had to tilt the antenna up more angle all good now