Hi all.
Has anyone been receiving static issues today (22/4) on Prime7?
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moregeld
, Apr 22 2012 05:10 PM
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nbound
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Posted 22 April 2012 - 05:33 PM
Your location and/or transmitter will help if you are trying to solve a problem
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moregeld
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Posted 22 April 2012 - 09:25 PM
nbound, on 22 April 2012 - 05:33 PM, said:
Your location and/or transmitter will help if you are trying to solve a problem
Bendigo - [Mt Alexander]
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johndee
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Posted 25 April 2012 - 04:39 PM
Hi,
I have noticed the same thing on all channels so I put it down to the weather.
I am getting Ballarat, though I can get Bendigo on the same antenna ( Aprox 180 degree difference)
JB
I have noticed the same thing on all channels so I put it down to the weather.
I am getting Ballarat, though I can get Bendigo on the same antenna ( Aprox 180 degree difference)
JB
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alanh
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Posted 26 April 2012 - 08:28 PM
moregeld
You do not say whether you antenna is pointed at Lookout Hill or Mt Alexander. We also do not know how far you are from each transmitter.
Prime7 Mt Alexander AMV channel 31 horizontally polarised
Prime7 Lookout Hill AMV channel 46 horizontally polarised
With the exception of indoor antennas most antennas are quite directional. The sensitivity of the antenna to receive a signal from behind is much reduced.
Go to the first post in this strand "Get the best reception - Regional Victoria" http://www.dtvforum....opic=14030&st=0 the type in your exact address will tell you which transmitter you should use.
AlanH
You do not say whether you antenna is pointed at Lookout Hill or Mt Alexander. We also do not know how far you are from each transmitter.
Prime7 Mt Alexander AMV channel 31 horizontally polarised
Prime7 Lookout Hill AMV channel 46 horizontally polarised
With the exception of indoor antennas most antennas are quite directional. The sensitivity of the antenna to receive a signal from behind is much reduced.
Go to the first post in this strand "Get the best reception - Regional Victoria" http://www.dtvforum....opic=14030&st=0 the type in your exact address will tell you which transmitter you should use.
AlanH
