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Freeview reception at RG14 5AU

For reliable and stable Freeview reception, you need an unobstructed path between the TV aerial on your roof and the digital TV transmitter. The map below shows the transmitters predicted to provide a signal at this location.

You can click on any transmitter symbol to show the coverage area as a green overlay on the map. Double click on a transmitter symbol to go to the transmitter information page.

You can also view the ten closest potential '4G-at-800' mobile phone masts within 1.5km of the selected location - these masts may be used for 4G-at-800 mobile broadband services from 2013-2015.

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There are 16 mobile phone masts within 1.5km of RG145AU (page shows closest 10)

What do the map symbols mean?

EE, Multiple operators, O₂, 3, Vodafone, location on line-of-sight, Selected location, Freeview transmitter, Freeview light transmitter, Engineering/fault today.

These icons show the potential locations for 5G-at-700MHz services that may interfere with Freeview reception. For actual mobile device reception prediction (at 800-960MHz and 1710-2170MHz) see these phone operator's mapping sites: Three O2 EE VM

Predicted Freeview channel list

1	BBC One (SD)	Hannington South	PSB1
2	BBC Two	Hannington South	PSB1
3	ITV 1 (SD)	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
4	Channel 4 (SD)	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
5	Channel 5	Hannington Meridian	PSB2

6	ITV 2	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
9	BBC Four	Hannington South	PSB1
10	ITV3	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
11	Sky Mix	Hannington	COM5
12	Quest	Hannington	COM6

13	E4	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
14	Film4	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
15	Channel 4 +1	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
17	Really	Hannington	COM5
18	More4	Hannington Meridian	PSB2

19	Dave	Hannington	COM5
20	Drama	Hannington	COM4
21	5USA	Hannington	COM4
23	BBC Three	Hannington South	PSB1
25	W	Hannington	COM6

26	ITV4	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
27	Yesterday	Hannington	COM6
28	ITVBe	Hannington Meridian	PSB2
29	ITV2 +1	Hannington	COM4
30	E4 +1	Hannington Meridian	PSB2

31	E4 Extra	Hannington	COM5
32	5STAR	Hannington	COM4
33	5Action	Hannington	COM4
34	GREAT! movies	Hannington	COM6
35	ITV1 +1	Hannington Meridian	PSB2

36	Sky Arts	Hannington	COM5
38	Channel 5 +1	Hannington	COM4
39	DMAX	Hannington	COM6
40	Quest Red	Hannington	COM5
41	Legend	Hannington	COM4

42	GREAT! action	Hannington	COM4
43	Food Network	Hannington	COM5
44	HGTV	Hannington	COM6
46	5SELECT	Hannington	PSB3
47	Film4 +1	Hannington	COM5

48	Challenge	Hannington	COM5
49	4seven	Hannington	COM5
52	GREAT! romance	Hannington	COM6
56	That's TV (UK)	Hannington	COM6
57	Dave ja vu	Hannington	COM4

58	ITV3 +1	Hannington	COM4
59	ITV4 +1	Hannington	COM4
60	Drama +1	Hannington	COM5
63	GREAT! romance mix	Hannington	COM6
64	Blaze	Hannington	COM4

65	That's TV 2	Hannington	COM5
67	TRUE CRIME	Hannington	COM4
68	TRUE CRIME XTRA	Hannington	COM4
70	Quest +1	Hannington	COM5
71	That’s 60s	Hannington	COM6

73	HobbyMaker	Hannington	COM6
74	Yesterday +1	Hannington	COM5
75	That's 90s	Hannington	COM5
78	TCC	Hannington	COM4
81	Blaze +1	Hannington	COM4

82	Talking Pictures TV	Hannington	COM6
83	Together TV	Hannington	COM4
84	PBS America	Hannington	COM6
91	WildEarth	Hannington	COM4
93	ITVBe +1	Hannington	COM4

101	BBC One HD	Hannington	PSB3
102	BBC Two HD	Hannington	PSB3
103	STV HD	Hannington	PSB3
103	UTV HD	Hannington	PSB3
103	ITV 1 HD	Hannington	PSB3

104	Channel 4 HD	Hannington	PSB3
105	Channel 5 HD	Hannington	PSB3
106	BBC Four HD	Hannington	PSB3
107	BBC Three HD	Hannington	PSB3
108	BBC Scotland HD	Hannington	PSB3

110	Channel 4 HD (Wales)	Hannington	PSB3
201	CBBC	Hannington South	PSB1
202	CBeebies	Hannington South	PSB1
204	CBBC HD	Hannington	PSB3
205	CBeebies HD	Hannington	PSB3

209	Ketchup TV	Hannington	COM4
210	Ketchup Too	Hannington	COM4
211	YAAAS!	Hannington	COM4
231	BBC News	Hannington South	PSB1
232	BBC Parliament	Hannington South	PSB1

233	Sky News	Hannington	COM5
235	Al Jazeera Eng	Hannington	COM6
267	Al Jazeera English	Hannington	COM4

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Comments

Thursday, 3 April 2014

ciaran mcparland
6:57 AM
Birmingham

How long are the singles in Birmingham going to be down for

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Briantist

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7:23 AM

ciaran mcparland: There are no reported problems: can you see My Freeview box has no EPG, is blank on FIVE, ITV3, ITV4, ITV2+1, has no sound or the channel line up is wrong | ukfree.tv - 11 years of independent, free digital TV advice ?

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Tuesday, 15 April 2014

andy ianson
11:53 PM
Preston

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Thursday, 17 April 2014

ann gillespie
10:37 PM
Dungannon

I cant get rte1 on my soarview 2010 H D box I have retuned it .t v ariel is on pole close to house

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Saturday, 19 April 2014

David Moore
10:23 AM
Cambridge

Hi
For the past week I am getting low/ in the early mornings, until 10.30-11.00am, by which time the full signal is restored and the all free view tv's in my house work fine.
Are you running tests or at reduced overnight ?
I can't see it is my equipment as by late morning everything is fine again each day
Please advise

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jb38

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4:57 PM

David Moore: As indications are that no work is / or has been taking place at the Sandy last week then the problem you are experiencing could possibly be down to the normal seasonal night / daytime fluctuations in levels experienced by many viewers residing in non line-of-sight situations such as shown on the terrain indicator as applying in the case of your location, multiple obstructions to the path being seen starting from approximately 3.5miles from same.

The effect of these variations are not really noticed by most except in cases where the signal being received is sitting at a level that is not that terribly far above that necessary to resolve a , i.e: the threshold, and so its really a case of when you refer to "low" or "full" signal what does this represent in strength / indications?

The other point I wondered about being, as more than one TV is involved are all TV's being used fed from a splitter? powered or otherwise!

The obstructions referred to being seen by opening the undermentioned link.

Terrain between ( m a.g.l.) and (antenna m a.g.l.) - Optimising UK DTT Freeview and Radio aerial location

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Grace
5:19 PM
Exeter

I live in a very rural area on high ground at Telegraph Hill with no neighbours close by on the main A380 between the M5 and South Devon. I have a Panasonic free view HD TV set and get my using an outdoor from the TV . It works very well. My partner has been told that if we want to get the additional free view HD we will need to change our aerial and have it pointing in a different direction towards a transmitter called about 15 miles away. I contacted two aerial contractors today. One said that as our bungalow is on the south side of the hill and has a clear line of sight towards the Beacon Hill transmitter we should have no problems at all in getting BBC 4 and BBC News HD when the service begins shortly, but the transmitter we now use is not being upgraded for these new HD , hence the need to change. The other said he wouldn't recommend it. He said that a different television transmitter not very far away at uses the same frequencies as Beacon Hill and is as strong as Beacon Hill in our elevated , that he feels could possibly cause problems with and in addition as we have a mobile phone mast close by to our home that will soon carry some 4G signals used by mobile phones, we will need to have a special filter fitted along the to get the BBC channels. He said he recommends we get Free sat HD that would cost us more money to and also will require a but we then we will get lots of HD channels. A very different set of opinions - what do the people here think here? Thank you, I am a novice. Grace

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algernonblack

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7:46 PM

Grace: Hello from Gloucestershire. I had and I live 800 feet above sea level.
The from the was appalling. Whenever the sun shines the
pictures disappear so I changed to . Yes you need a dish and a freesat box.
The dish will cost about £150 and the box is £50 BUT the is brilliant on all (including radio). When the new BBC HD channels started they all appeared automatically on FREESAT, no retuning needed either.

I would recommend you seriously consider Freesat.

A.Black.

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jb38

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8:55 PM

Grace: Although I fully agree with A.Black that is really the answer to solving the extra problem in your particular situation due to technical snags in trying to use a alternative or a combination of two of them.

But apart from that I would advise "not" making any changes to your present arrangements until after Beacon Hills new service has started and you are able to conduct a on your Panasonic to find out if any traces of a is being picked up from 's new COM7, as although your is slightly out as far as picking up a signal on its rear is concerned, "if" a signal of any magnitude is being received it should still appear on the signal level bars, possibly giving a yellow indication on both.

The procedure involves pressing "menu" on your Panasonic's remote control then selecting DVB tuning / manual tune and entering (Beacon Hills COM7) into the box but "not" followed by pressing search.

It all hinges on whether or not Beacon Hill is indeed a clear line-of-sight from your location? as the terrain indicator suggests that its not, DUK's predictor somewhat backing this up by zero reception being indicated on the two main PSB channels (BBC & ITV1) and with poor reception on the normal HD service plus SDN (ITV3 etc) and ArqA (Pick TV etc) variable being indicated on ArqB (4 Music etc) including COM7.

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Grace
10:27 PM
Exeter

Thanks for such a prompt reply. I have managed to locate exactly where our property is by zooming in on the map attached to this website and it looks as if our property and the nearby road junction is right underneath a small strip of green indicating that the in Torbay would be available to us, if of course the map is accurate! There are many areas close by where the map suggests there is from this transmitter, but they are largely uninhabited areas of forest. We get excellent listening to Torbay's Palm Radio on 105.5fm, but friends who live in the nearby village at Kennford get terrible reception from that community radio , and are only able to listen to the Exeter ones. So we must be in shouting distance of some broadcasts coming from the Torbay area at least, so fingers crossed for the TV too. Grace

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