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January 19th 06, 06:59 PM
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Extra Channels on Digital Terrestrial
Notice that on my free view box that I have a number of channels in the 800
series. 800 is Sky Travel (Three) for example. There are others like Sky News etc. Does this mean that my aerial has connected to an adjoining transmitter? Tim 
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January 19th 06, 07:39 PM
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Tim Rogers wrote:
Notice that on my free view box that I have a number of channels in the 800 series. 800 is Sky Travel (Three) for example. There are others like Sky News etc. Do you have them in their 'expected' places too ? Sky Travel 11, Sky News 82 ? Does this mean that my aerial has connected to an adjoining transmitter? Connected ? ! :-) I know what you mean; if the answer to my first bit is yes, then most probably yes. -- Mark Please replace invalid and invalid with gmx and net to reply.
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January 19th 06, 07:39 PM
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Thus spaketh Tim Rogers:
Notice that on my free view box that I have a number of channels in the 800 series. 800 is Sky Travel (Three) for example. There are others like Sky News etc. Does this mean that my aerial has connected to an adjoining transmitter? Tim Sounds like it.
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January 20th 06, 10:23 AM
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Tim Rogers wrote:
Notice that on my free view box that I have a number of channels in the 800 series. 800 is Sky Travel (Three) for example. There are others like Sky News etc. Does this mean that my aerial has connected to an adjoining transmitter? Yes. If the box finds a second source for a programme it already has, it will create a channel at 800 (and then 801, etc). -- rgds LAurence ....The trick to flying is to throw yourself at the ground and miss.
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January 20th 06, 10:27 AM
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"Laurence Taylor" wrote in message ... Tim Rogers wrote: Notice that on my free view box that I have a number of channels in the 800 series. 800 is Sky Travel (Three) for example. There are others like Sky News etc. Does this mean that my aerial has connected to an adjoining transmitter? Yes. If the box finds a second source for a programme it already has, it will create a channel at 800 (and then 801, etc). Thanks. Tim -- rgds LAurence ...The trick to flying is to throw yourself at the ground and miss.
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January 21st 06, 09:25 PM
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"Tim Rogers" wrote: Notice that on my free view box that I have a number of channels in the 800 series. 800 is Sky Travel (Three) for example. There are others like Sky News etc. Does this mean that my aerial has connected to an adjoining transmitter? Tim This happened to me when I took my Pace Twins to Lincolnshire over Christmas. My mum's aerial is not suitable for everything coming from Belmont but during the snow and fog around Dec 27th it picked almost everything digital and a few dubplicate channels which I noted the details of but never looked into. As the weather improved the channels faded away -- Richard Watkinson Treasurer Sheffield Folk Festival http://www.sheffieldfolkfestival.org/ Turn left where the chip shop used to be.
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