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p5t5r85nry

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#93637 25-Nov-2011 14:20

Just in the last few days I have started to experience lousy picture and sound on Prime/Maori/Stratos/Trackside/Parliament/ National Radio/Concert Programme/TV33/TV28(Chinese)

The picture and audio break up and make it impossible to watch the programme. Sometimes it seems as if another channel is trying to come through on the one selected. eg when trying to watch Parliament it seems as if Stratos is also coming through behind Parliament? 

I am getting good reception on TV1/TV2/TV3/TV4/U/TV7/TV3+1/C4


We will be getting our signal from the Waiatarua transmitter 

Although in the past I have had intermittent problems with TV3, but at present it seems to be OK.

I have checked my signal strenth on TIVO and all channels are around 81 to 83%   


This is happening on both my TIVO and my Zinwell decoder, so it is not a problem with a device.

Help

P.S. I guess I should mention that I am in the Opaheke area of Papakura, South Auckland

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Jaxson
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  #550037 25-Nov-2011 15:37
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Tried checking your aerial?

It's not uncommon to find it good on some channels and not so good on others.



p5t5r85nry

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#550814 28-Nov-2011 10:20

Alright. I confess I am a moron. Looked at aerial. Snapped off at mount and hanging vertically! Reason why I could get good reception on some channels was that the old VHF aerial was linked to the UHF and feeding a good signal for the old VHF channels.

Moral of the story: Before posting a question, look at the aerial! 

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  #550902 28-Nov-2011 12:22
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So we need yet another badge made!



p5t5r85nry

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  #550905 28-Nov-2011 12:26

One for morons!

LOL

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