New mux planned - Out of GRP A - Crystal Palace

On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 22:39:21 GMT, "-GB-Carpy"
wrote:

Anybody know anything about this? Apparantly there will probably be a mux
transmitted on CH42 in addition to the 6 planned ones within group A after
switchover. I can't really find much information about this but it's got me
wondering whether I should be using wideband aerials on CP unless I really
need the extra special oomph of a GRP A.......

Anyone got any information on this additional mux?

If it is true, go with Group K instead of W/B.

Marky P.

Marky P.

"Marky P" wrote in message
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On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 22:39:21 GMT, "-GB-Carpy"
wrote:

Anybody know anything about this? Apparantly there will probably be a mux
transmitted on CH42 in addition to the 6 planned ones within group A after
switchover. I can't really find much information about this but it's got
me
wondering whether I should be using wideband aerials on CP unless I really
need the extra special oomph of a GRP A.......

Anyone got any information on this additional mux?

If it is true, go with Group K instead of W/B.

Marky P.

Marky P.

I sometimes struggle getting hold of group As let alone Ks lol. I think the
amalgamation BK is a new flavour which might prove easier to get.

Popped into Hypex in Wembley yesterday after some decent group As and they
only do wideband high gain aerials. This is a specialist trade supplier.

I also grabbed a box of Antiference coax plugs, then noticed they weren't
aluminium but the cheap nickel / brass ones that always fall off (you know -
the ones electricians use).

Found the good ones after a while but is this yet another bargain basement
product from Antiference that is terrible quality?