is there a way of doing this with a multimeter??
I know my aerial needs moving for full digital reception, but we can get some of the existing channels.
following recent transmitter work we now have a problem with the channel 5 group of channels (5, 5US & 5life) all others remain unchanged, either we get them or not.
these 3 had full reception before (as shown on the strength meter on the digi box.), and still have, but now they break up, and stutter.
we have a amp/splitter supplying the bedroom TV, but removing this has made no difference to digital, but a degradation on BBC 1 and ITV1.
I am trying to solve this in the short term, as we cannot afford a replacement aerial at the moment, and wondered if this problem was due to a now too strong signal.
I know my aerial needs moving for full digital reception, but we can get some of the existing channels.
following recent transmitter work we now have a problem with the channel 5 group of channels (5, 5US & 5life) all others remain unchanged, either we get them or not.
these 3 had full reception before (as shown on the strength meter on the digi box.), and still have, but now they break up, and stutter.
we have a amp/splitter supplying the bedroom TV, but removing this has made no difference to digital, but a degradation on BBC 1 and ITV1.
I am trying to solve this in the short term, as we cannot afford a replacement aerial at the moment, and wondered if this problem was due to a now too strong signal.