Can anyone suggest a way to improve our TV reception? very tall trees next door cause the problem?
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we have tried to have sky installed but signal is blocked out by said trees. we can only recieve first 4 terrestial channels. have tried moving aerial a bit but without much effect.
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Answer:
Let me ask a question is there more than one transmitter in your area look at the roof top aerials around you do they all point in the same direction, it they don't try another transmitter.? I suppose cable as others have suggested, high gain aerial with strong booster + free view?
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Do you have a line of sight to the satellite from anywhere in your garden? You can locate it there and run a cable to your house........
Gerry Attrick.
Cant you speak to your neighbours and tell them their trees are causing a problem?
chickadee
We live in a neighborhood with tall trees as well and the only way we can "fix" it is by buying cable or the like, television.
DJM
An obvious choice would be to mount your aerial on a large pole.
donallmc
I had same problembut now have two indoor boosters and the reception is fine
dotty
First tought that came to my mind is cable.
Elena
Put your antenna on top of the tallest tree that is the cheapest solution in case the trees are taller than your antenna pole.
Jorlan
Get a freeview box it should boost the signal enough for you to get a picture
ROBERT
Higher gain antenna, higher antenna, check the condition of your lead in cables and whether a balun should be fitted at the antenna or near the set. Ensure the antenna is suitable for the bands the TV stations are in. An old VHF antenna is not much good for UHF and vice versa. Check the polarisation of the transmitters. Some TV stations transmit a vertically polarised signal and a horizontal antenna at the receiver will not receive much of that signal even if it's on the right band. Phone the stations if you can't find out any other way. They have an interest in getting you to watch. All this is true whether the signal is analog or digital. The trees should not block too much of the terrestrial signal if its on UHF and less on VHF. If its microwave you could have trouble.
Brigalow Bloke
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