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Tv Pixellating
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And losing signal, driving me potty. What to do folks ?
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We had a similar problem with our upstairs TV. Downstairs TV fine; upstairs TV losing signal, etc. Both connected to same aerial, so aerial obviously ok.
We had a guy come out and check the signal with a meter. The signal was poor, so the guy put up another aerial in the loft (cheaper and easier than replacing the coax from the aerial on the roof).
You've poss got a similar problem, bad signal caused by damaged coax or connection .... poss caused by water ingress.
No problems for us now :)
We had a guy come out and check the signal with a meter. The signal was poor, so the guy put up another aerial in the loft (cheaper and easier than replacing the coax from the aerial on the roof).
You've poss got a similar problem, bad signal caused by damaged coax or connection .... poss caused by water ingress.
No problems for us now :)
Sorry for the delay in replying.
Firstly take a look at your aerial and see if it's still pointing in the right direction. Compare with neighbours aerials.
A new aerial will cost from around £60 installed.
If the aerial looks to be ok you could try a signal booster. e.g.
http://
If this is a recent problem then I would guess that the bad weather has affected your signal and I'd wait a while to see if the problem resolves itself.
Firstly take a look at your aerial and see if it's still pointing in the right direction. Compare with neighbours aerials.
A new aerial will cost from around £60 installed.
If the aerial looks to be ok you could try a signal booster. e.g.
http://
If this is a recent problem then I would guess that the bad weather has affected your signal and I'd wait a while to see if the problem resolves itself.
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