Any plans to upgrade the power of Mux D?

The signal from Bilsdale of Mux D appears to be significantly weaker than
all of the other muxes on that transmitter. So much so that my mother's
Setpal box hasn't yet even found that Mux, despite multiple re-scans. My
Grundig GDT-2000 plugged into the same aerial finds it with no problems,
yet is prone to interference. As the aerial concerned appears to be
wideband, it seems that the strength of Mux seems to be at fault.

As I get moaned at everytime I pop round as to the inability to receive Uk
Brightideas (arrgghh!), I'd like to know if there are any plans afoot to
increase the strength of this particular Mux.

The signal from Bilsdale of Mux D appears to be significantly weaker than
all of the other muxes on that transmitter.

I wonder why it is so restricted. I can't think of any main stations that use
ch42 in that part of the world. Maybe there are a lot of relays.

Bill
http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/index.html

The signal from Bilsdale of Mux D appears to be significantly weaker than
all of the other muxes on that transmitter.

I wonder why it is so restricted. I can't think of any main stations that use
ch42 in that part of the world. Maybe there are a lot of relays.

Bill
http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/index.html

Bill wrote:
The signal from Bilsdale of Mux D appears to be significantly weaker
than all of the other muxes on that transmitter.

I wonder why it is so restricted. I can't think of any main stations
that use ch42 in that part of the world. Maybe there are a lot of
relays.

Channel 4 analogue from Chatton (no s******ing at the back please),
might be the reason. Also the Alston and Esh relays (both in Co Durham ?)
use the allocation.

Bill wrote:
The signal from Bilsdale of Mux D appears to be significantly weaker
than all of the other muxes on that transmitter.

I wonder why it is so restricted. I can't think of any main stations
that use ch42 in that part of the world. Maybe there are a lot of
relays.

Channel 4 analogue from Chatton (no s******ing at the back please),
might be the reason. Also the Alston and Esh relays (both in Co Durham ?)
use the allocation.

Channel 4 analogue from Chatton (no s******ing at the back please),
might be the reason. Also the Alston and Esh relays (both in Co Durham ?)
use the allocation.

That'll be it then.

Bill
http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/index.html

Channel 4 analogue from Chatton (no s******ing at the back please),
might be the reason. Also the Alston and Esh relays (both in Co Durham ?)
use the allocation.

That'll be it then.

Bill
http://www.wrightsaerials.tv/index.html