mubdigit
Novice Member
Might be a well asked question, since I can't be the only one!
We have a multi outlet spidering from the loft amp into 4 outlets, from which 2 are split 4 ways to multiple outlets around the home. We have previously tested all the outlets and noise levels well within the limits. However, recently, CH35 (Winter hill) and a few select or mux's have dropped, particularly Freeview HD. The funny thing is that the old Samsung TV (2018) in the play room continues to received the channels, and will receive them when connected to other outlets. All the other TV's are Samsung but are newer models (2019/20/21) and all refuse, except for a very brief moment, to receive CH35 at all.
Since I've stripped and tested all combinations of connections, its not the cabling internally, but must be the aerial masthead out of alignment or similar (maybe even the old protected Oak tree out front has gotten a little top heavy). However, anyone else noticed the Samsung DVB-T1/2 tuners becoming more 'picky'?
We have a multi outlet spidering from the loft amp into 4 outlets, from which 2 are split 4 ways to multiple outlets around the home. We have previously tested all the outlets and noise levels well within the limits. However, recently, CH35 (Winter hill) and a few select or mux's have dropped, particularly Freeview HD. The funny thing is that the old Samsung TV (2018) in the play room continues to received the channels, and will receive them when connected to other outlets. All the other TV's are Samsung but are newer models (2019/20/21) and all refuse, except for a very brief moment, to receive CH35 at all.
Since I've stripped and tested all combinations of connections, its not the cabling internally, but must be the aerial masthead out of alignment or similar (maybe even the old protected Oak tree out front has gotten a little top heavy). However, anyone else noticed the Samsung DVB-T1/2 tuners becoming more 'picky'?