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Steve: Kings Weston is the best transmitter for you. However, because you are so close, maybe the signal is too strong and is swamping your receiver. Remove any boosters etc that you may have in your system. If there are no boosters, etc, try a variable attenuator, or another approach is to try an indoor aerial to see if this will get a signal for you.

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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Mendip (Somerset, England) Full Freeview transmitter
Friday 1 July 2011 4:26PM
Dunstable

Steve D: See the post I have just put up on the Kings Weston transmitter page of this website.

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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Emley Moor (Kirklees, England) transmitter
Friday 12 August 2011 11:07AM
Dunstable

Mike Myers: You won't lose any channels because CH56 is earmarked for new local services only at some point in the future, although bear in mind this may not come about

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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rickety: Your TV is "HD Ready". That means it is capable of displaying a full HD picture from a source such as a SKY HD box or a Freeview HD settop box. It does not have a DVB-T2 tuner (Freeview HD), and therefore it cannot, by itself, receive a freeview HD signal from the transmitter.

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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Emley Moor (Kirklees, England) transmitter
Wednesday 14 September 2011 5:56PM
Dunstable

Desmond:

UHF Channel to Mhz - CH * 8 + 306

Example - UHF CHannel 21 * 8 = 168 + 306 = 474

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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Switchover starts in the Oxford area | Switchovers
Thursday 15 September 2011 4:51PM
Dunstable

Dawn:

I had exactly the same problem as you. Clear down everything your box/tv has stored (one way to do this is a full scan/install with the aerial lead removed - switch off all connected equipment before plugging/unplugging the aerial lead). Then put the lead back in and do a manual scan of the Oxford frequencies (the Oxford transmitter page on this website will tell you these)

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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Emley Moor (Kirklees, England) transmitter
Friday 23 September 2011 12:02PM
Dunstable

Tanya Ann: Are you sure your aerial is pointed to Emley Moor and not the Skipton Town transmitter? The Skipton Town transmitter does not carry a full Freeview service.

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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The Wrekin (Telford and Wrekin, England) transmitter
Friday 23 September 2011 3:08PM
Dunstable

Mike Foster: There is a further retune event for The Wrekin transmitter this coming Wednesday (28/9/11). Retune on this date sometime after 6AM, and all will probably be OK, as there is a power up event taking place at the same time.

Hope this helps,
Adam.



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Bretch Hill (Oxfordshire, England) Freeview Light transmitter
Monday 26 September 2011 1:03PM
Dunstable

Chris: As from this Wednesday (28/9/11) you should be able to receive HD channels once you have retuned - Don't know what time the relays start the service, but by the end of the day you should be OK.

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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Eric Half Bee: For any given transmitter Challenge is on Mux C only (therefore only one version per transmitter). It looks like your TV/Box is picking up Mux C from another transmitter as well. If you are in the Central or Yorkshire regions switchover has been occuring throught September, and power levels on transmitters has been increased which explain the transmitter overlap effect. A manual retune frequency by frequency should fix this.

Hope this helps,
Adam.

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