Tv reception

Your twisting what I said doesn't make it any less real.

Would like to know how old "F Murtz" aerial is? Is it a old Analogue or new digital?

Live in almost same area and my old Analogue was causing loss of reception when turning almost anything on.

Decided to remove Analogue get Terracotta Tile roof washed new gutters and fascia. Then paid $90 for TV guy to put in new digital aerial problem gone.

appear to have fixed it, clip on ferrite mains side of electronic transformer and one turn in a donut on the 12 volt side.

It is a recessed flat 200 mm dia 25 watt led.(fairly bright)

Tv now works, it was a combination of signal and interference because on rare occasions the signal was strong enough to overcome the interference for a short time

The conversation in question had nothing whatever to do with any aerial.

That's very arguable. If the aerial is doing a decent job, the sort of crap that the worst of the led lights put out should be enough to stop the TV reception with digital.

We already knew you'd lost the plot.

We were discussing the current waveform of a wattless dropper capacitor.

All to do with TV reception. The conversation seemed more to be turning towards how to start fires.

A new dedicated digital aerial put in by a proffesional fixed the same bull I was going through.

Could be coincidence and just now getting good reception.

You never could bullshit your way out of a wet paper bag.

You are wrong, as always.

Absolutely no chance, without the ferite lights on, tv picture off lights off, tv picture on except extremely rare occasion very conclusive over many many months even though I only recently discovered reason, since ferrite absolutely no hickups

Good luck So your aerial is analogue?

the aerial system is probably probably both as it was existing with both systems but is working perfectly now.

So called "digital" antennas are made to suit the new frequency arrangement s that have come along with the change to DTV.

So, antennas for capital city areas cover VHF chs 6 through 12 and the lowe r part of the UHF band. This makes them much smaller than previous antennas that covered the low VHF chs as well but likely missed chs 11 and 12. The better examples have more elements and higher gain than basic VHF/UHF model s of the past.

Rural areas are all UHF, have been for ages so there is no real change.

.... Phil

There is no such thing as a digital aerial for TV in this country.

That means it's "dated" old like mine was. Got periods when reception was good

Now my TV show for 99 is

Before old only ever got 3 to 4 bars

OK Digital Antennas But the local Antenna installers advertise "digital aerial" instalation.

The word "digital" equates to magic in the minds of many consumers.

.... Phil

There is no such thing as a digital antenna for TV in this country.

Just more sales bullshit. Yes it's a better antenna than your previous one, but there is nothing digital about it, its just as analog as the old one.