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Old 30-05-2007, 21:31   #1
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No MUX 2 - and no reason!

I've just realised that I can't get any MUX 2 channels on freeview.

I get a good signal quality and strength on the other MUXs and I have friends who get the MUX 2 channels no problem.

I am at LR TQ300074 and using the whitehawk transmitter I think. I've checked out the Megalithia terrain and it looks pretty good. So where is my channel 4? I use a communal boosted arial in a block of flats so I can't pop up to adjust it.

Any ideas what's happening? I've re tuned to zero channels with the aerial out then back again with the aerial and I get 49 TV 25 radio each time. All are very good quality and perfectly stable.

I use a Topfiled PVR if that's any help.

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Old 30-05-2007, 23:03   #2
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Re: No MUX 2 - and no reason!

Try checking this www.bbc.co.uk/reception/transmitters
can you do a manual tune? mux2 transmits on chan 50 from whitehawk hill.
http://www.dtg.org.uk/retailer/tx_s.html
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Re: No MUX 2 - and no reason!

Thanks I think it's not there because that's a list of the transmitters that are undergoing work. I think it's an alignment problem.
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Re: No MUX 2 - and no reason!

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Thanks I think it's not there because that's a list of the transmitters that are undergoing work. I think it's an alignment problem.
Could well be, but the power stats wouldn't fill me with confidence.
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Could well be, but the power stats wouldn't fill me with confidence.
when you read the comments further down there seems to have been a problem with mux 2 from the start.

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thanks pedantic for that website very useful. just checked info for my neck of the woods (pontop pike) have noticed problems with mux2 and mux A.,now I know why. gives me some info to give our rental customers i.e. television not faulty it's the signal.
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