Hello, I live on the Malvern Hills, Worcestershire, Until about a year ago I could receive all the channels from the Wenvo transmitter, which I admit is outside the normal reception range, but due to our elevation, signals are good. However for the past year or more I cannot get many of the channels. After studying the program/channel list for the Wenvo transmitter I realise that I am not receiving the signals from channels 41, 44 and 47, the most powerful transmitters. Now I have a modern all singing and dancing Panasonic tv, I put this into its signal diagnostic mode and I find that the indicated signal strength for the mentioned channels is very good at strength 9 or 10 ( in a range of 0-10), but the indicated "Signal Quality" is zero. I am an electronics engineer, but this is baffling me, could it be due to some sort of co-channel interference? Your input or advice would be much appreciated.
Regards Glen Harnden.
Tuesday 9 September 2014 10:07PM
Hello, I live on the Malvern Hills, Worcestershire, Until about a year ago I could receive all the channels from the Wenvo transmitter, which I admit is outside the normal reception range, but due to our elevation, signals are good. However for the past year or more I cannot get many of the channels. After studying the program/channel list for the Wenvo transmitter I realise that I am not receiving the signals from channels 41, 44 and 47, the most powerful transmitters. Now I have a modern all singing and dancing Panasonic tv, I put this into its signal diagnostic mode and I find that the indicated signal strength for the mentioned channels is very good at strength 9 or 10 ( in a range of 0-10), but the indicated "Signal Quality" is zero. I am an electronics engineer, but this is baffling me, could it be due to some sort of co-channel interference? Your input or advice would be much appreciated.
Regards Glen Harnden.