andywilde16
Novice Member
I am after some advice, I have two SKY+ HD boxes in my house and both of their RF2 feeds are connected to a Super Plus Combiner (SPC) to allow control of them independently from the various remotes around the home. The output from the SPC then goes into a distribution amp with by-pass to allow the magic eyes to work and then the amp is connected to 4 TV's
The Sky box in the lounge is set to RF2 frequency 67 and the box in the conservatory is set to RF2 frequency 60 but I find that the pictures on the TV's connected to the distribution amp are grainy. I have read on various forums that I have to use frequencies away from those in use by Freeview but I do not know how to find out the frequencies in use? The freeview signal comes from Winter Hill (not sure if any other transmitters are close - postcode is CW10)
Can someone advise me on the best frequencies or range to have the RF2's set to?
Also I have just acquired an LG 4K 49" Smart TV for the family room (connected to the distribution amp and not direct to Sky HD box) and whilst I appreciate that the feed from the RF2 is only SD quality can anyone give me some pointers on the best settings for the screen to make the most of a poor quality image - well compared to HD and 4K HD?
Thanks
The Sky box in the lounge is set to RF2 frequency 67 and the box in the conservatory is set to RF2 frequency 60 but I find that the pictures on the TV's connected to the distribution amp are grainy. I have read on various forums that I have to use frequencies away from those in use by Freeview but I do not know how to find out the frequencies in use? The freeview signal comes from Winter Hill (not sure if any other transmitters are close - postcode is CW10)
Can someone advise me on the best frequencies or range to have the RF2's set to?
Also I have just acquired an LG 4K 49" Smart TV for the family room (connected to the distribution amp and not direct to Sky HD box) and whilst I appreciate that the feed from the RF2 is only SD quality can anyone give me some pointers on the best settings for the screen to make the most of a poor quality image - well compared to HD and 4K HD?
Thanks