Emley Moor HD mux
 

Has the power of the Emley HD mux on ch39 been edged up slightly? It now
appears to be roughly comparable with its neighbour on ch40, and
significantly stronger than ch49.

Bill

Emley Moor HD mux
 

On Apr 5, 12:46*am, Bill Wright wrote:
Has the power of the Emley HD mux on ch39 been edged up slightly? It now
appears to be roughly comparable with its neighbour on ch40, and
significantly stronger than ch49.

Bill

Yes Bill,

I too have noticed a lift in power - if i remember correctly when it
was first transmitted i measured the power on our aerial here in
S****horpe and it was around 46dBuV - where as today its sitting at
52dBuV and as you say more comparable with the other muxes now. Mux D
on ch 49 seems to be currently looking lower than normal.


Kelvin

www.picture-perfect-aerials.co.uk

Emley Moor HD mux
 

kenny wrote:
On Apr 5, 12:46 am, Bill Wright wrote:
Has the power of the Emley HD mux on ch39 been edged up slightly? It now
appears to be roughly comparable with its neighbour on ch40, and
significantly stronger than ch49.

Bill

Yes Bill,

I too have noticed a lift in power - if i remember correctly when it
was first transmitted i measured the power on our aerial here in
S****horpe and it was around 46dBuV - where as today its sitting at
52dBuV and as you say more comparable with the other muxes now. Mux D
on ch 49 seems to be currently looking lower than normal.


Kelvin
www.picture-perfect-aerials.co.uk

Thanks for that. I found out afterwards they had indeed been buggering
about with it.

Bill

Emley Moor HD mux
 

On Apr 12, 2:23*am, Bill Wright wrote:
kenny wrote:
On Apr 5, 12:46 am, Bill Wright wrote:
Has the power of the Emley HD mux on ch39 been edged up slightly? It now
appears to be roughly comparable with its neighbour on ch40, and
significantly stronger than ch49.

Bill

Yes Bill,

I too have noticed a lift in power - if i remember correctly when it
was first transmitted i measured the power on our aerial here in
S****horpe and it was around 46dBuV - where as today its sitting at
52dBuV and as you say more comparable with the other muxes now. *Mux D
on ch 49 seems to be currently looking lower than normal.

Kelvin
www.picture-perfect-aerials.co.uk

Thanks for that. I found out afterwards they had indeed been buggering
about with it.

Bill

Do you know if its a temporary lift Bill if they've been buggering
about........or do they intend to stick with this new level?.

Have you noticed the drop on mux D ? - not seeing reception issues
yet but definately a slight drop here compared to usual.

Kelvin

www.picture-perfect-aerials.co.uk

Emley Moor HD mux
 

"kenny" wrote in message
...
On Apr 12, 2:23 am, Bill Wright wrote:
kenny wrote:
On Apr 5, 12:46 am, Bill Wright wrote:
Has the power of the Emley HD mux on ch39 been edged up slightly? It
now
appears to be roughly comparable with its neighbour on ch40, and
significantly stronger than ch49.

Bill

Yes Bill,

I too have noticed a lift in power - if i remember correctly when it
was first transmitted i measured the power on our aerial here in
S****horpe and it was around 46dBuV - where as today its sitting at
52dBuV and as you say more comparable with the other muxes now. Mux D
on ch 49 seems to be currently looking lower than normal.

Kelvin
www.picture-perfect-aerials.co.uk

Thanks for that. I found out afterwards they had indeed been buggering
about with it.

Bill

Do you know if its a temporary lift Bill if they've been buggering
about........or do they intend to stick with this new level?.

Have you noticed the drop on mux D ? - not seeing reception issues
yet but definately a slight drop here compared to usual.


Do not think I'm getting ch39 from Emley Moor looks like ch40 my first, what
is on Ch39?
Do not think I have any programs missing.
Regards
David

Emley Moor HD mux
 

On 12/04/2011 08:58, David wrote:

Do not think I'm getting ch39 from Emley Moor looks like ch40 my first,
what is on Ch39?

The clue is in the subject header, Ch 39 from Emley is the Freeview HD mux.

Unless you have a DVB-T2 receiver, it will be invisible to you.


--
Mark
Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply.

www.paras.org.uk

Emley Moor HD mux
 

kenny wrote:

about with it.

Bill

Do you know if its a temporary lift Bill if they've been buggering
about........or do they intend to stick with this new level?.

Apparently it might drop back down at some point and remain there until
it disappears completely at DSO.


Have you noticed the drop on mux D ? - not seeing reception issues
yet but definately a slight drop here compared to usual.
No I haven't noticed anything.

Bill

Emley Moor HD mux
 

David wrote:

Do not think I'm getting ch39 from Emley Moor looks like ch40 my first,
what is on Ch39?

It's the HD mux. You need a terrestrial HD tuner to receive it.

Bill

Emley Moor HD mux
 

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
David wrote:

Do not think I'm getting ch39 from Emley Moor looks like ch40 my first,
what is on Ch39?

It's the HD mux. You need a terrestrial HD tuner to receive it.


Yes I missed the HD bit and had not realized now another channel in use.

If of any help I noted the Quality numbers of those I do receive and there
is a big difference.

Ch 40 8
43 7
46 10
40 5
50 5
52 10

Regards
David

Emley Moor HD mux
 

David wrote:


"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...
David wrote:

Do not think I'm getting ch39 from Emley Moor looks like ch40 my
first, what is on Ch39?

It's the HD mux. You need a terrestrial HD tuner to receive it.


Yes I missed the HD bit and had not realized now another channel in use.

If of any help I noted the Quality numbers of those I do receive and
there is a big difference.

Ch 40 8
43 7
46 10
40 5
50 5
52 10

The second 40 will be 49?

Bill