We have an aerial feeding a booster/distribution box linked to aerials in 1) lounge (Panasonic 3D TV - maybe 10 years old?!!), 2) bedroom (even older Toshiba) and 3) kitchen.
We had a MkII Linsar 24" in the kitchen (brilliant sound and picture; slow tuner) which started showing 'no signal' and/or freezing. I dropped this carrying it through to try on the lounge aerial, and bought another Linsar MkIII. This too intermittently displayed the same issues; it was sent for repair and the old Toshiba used - without issue - instead. I even replaced the cable back to the booster. The three cables are all about the same length, and I tried swapping them round between different outlets on the booster.
Eventually got refund and now have a Sharp 24" Smart TV. Sadly, this too stutters and freezes a little, although not as badly as the Linsar, and we can watch BBC over WiFi., but its still a pain. Sometimes even the radio channels go off with ‘no signal’ – even though the weather is dry and calm, there’s no bird sat on the aerial or any other apparent reason.
Our aerial is oriented to Crystal Palace, which is about 27 miles away and signal strenght apparently 10. Our nearest transmitter is Guildford – perhaps 3 miles away, but lacking many channels. About 65% of local TV aerials are oriented towards CP. Is it possible to feed two differently-oriented aerials into the booster, and hope that the TVs will auto-select the strongest signals for each channel?
We had a MkII Linsar 24" in the kitchen (brilliant sound and picture; slow tuner) which started showing 'no signal' and/or freezing. I dropped this carrying it through to try on the lounge aerial, and bought another Linsar MkIII. This too intermittently displayed the same issues; it was sent for repair and the old Toshiba used - without issue - instead. I even replaced the cable back to the booster. The three cables are all about the same length, and I tried swapping them round between different outlets on the booster.
Eventually got refund and now have a Sharp 24" Smart TV. Sadly, this too stutters and freezes a little, although not as badly as the Linsar, and we can watch BBC over WiFi., but its still a pain. Sometimes even the radio channels go off with ‘no signal’ – even though the weather is dry and calm, there’s no bird sat on the aerial or any other apparent reason.
Our aerial is oriented to Crystal Palace, which is about 27 miles away and signal strenght apparently 10. Our nearest transmitter is Guildford – perhaps 3 miles away, but lacking many channels. About 65% of local TV aerials are oriented towards CP. Is it possible to feed two differently-oriented aerials into the booster, and hope that the TVs will auto-select the strongest signals for each channel?