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[mrsmelly]

2 hours ago, OldGoat said:

Folks (seem to) ignore the fact that TV reception depends on where you are moored

M'Lud Smelly is on the Oxford canal with a large transmitter that covers most of the canals south of Brum. As you go further North and West ish there's excellent coverage from the Holm Moss transmitter Elsewhere reception can be patchy or non-existent. In those cases you need a dish.

 

Where the boat is moored we're at the end of the Crystal Palace reception area and there's no real signal until you get to the other side of Reading where the Oxford transmitter kicks in. 

Oy u old goat!! Point of order. mrsmelly cruised las summer from Nottingham to London, Bristol, Lechlade and elsewhere and always got reception either on the 10 quid log periodic or the tiny digital aerial, nearly always the log periodic which is continualy connected. Put yer dish were the monkey puts its nuts ? ?

[Sea Dog]

4 hours ago, OldGoat said:

Folks (seem to) ignore the fact that TV reception depends on where you are moored

M'Lud Smelly is on the Oxford canal with a large transmitter that covers most of the canals south of Brum. As you go further North and West ish there's excellent coverage from the Holm Moss transmitter Elsewhere reception can be patchy or non-existent. In those cases you need a dish.

 

Where the boat is moored we're at the end of the Crystal Palace reception area and there's no real signal until you get to the other side of Reading where the Oxford transmitter kicks in. 

Also areas where you're able to see several transmitters which can confuse the very devil out of an omni.