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Rob Beard wrote:
As they say, if it's working then don't fix it.
We are getting a lot of interference from other devices we didn't see or didn't notice with analogue.
Mostly from some idle youth who has nothing better to do all day than drive around our village on a moped.
But several different mechanical motors (moped, neighbours lawn mower etc), and passing aircraft will all destroy the signal.
I assume this is in part iffy cabling, but be interested to compare other people's experiences.
As I'm thinking Freesat might be better when the time comes for the current set up to change.
There are far too many joints, and I believe the amplifier is still connected below the antenna. But we have a hill between us and Honiton, so although it isn't far I'm guessing we get a good bounced signal of any low flying aircraft (Exeter Airport isn't far either - although we aren't on the regular approaches fortunately).
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