Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: regiment on January 08, 2020, 02:17:22 pm
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2 tvs one has just started to pixlation both off same ariel WHY
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2 tvs one has just started to pixlation both off same ariel WHY
Does the one that's pixelating still pixelate when it's the only one connected to the aerial?
If it does, it has a fault. If it doesnt, the other tv is taking the majority of the signal feed from the aerial. That could indicate a fault with the non 'pixelating' tv.
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thanks for reply done what you said one of the tvs is playing up about 15 years old so a new one it will be
thanks again gordon
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so if a tv pixalates, does that mean its on it's way out or can it also mean the Arial is on its way out
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arial is ok so recon it the tv
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So if you have a splitter box then two separate feeds to the the TV's is it possible to switch feeds might be the Lead or the splitter. You may have tried one tv on lt but that does not eliminate the box or the lead
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so if a tv pixalates, does that mean its on it's way out or can it also mean the Arial is on its way out
Yes, it could mean an issue with the aerial. But you can eliminate that by testing both tv's separately. If one tv pixelates but the other doesnt when connected separately to the aerial, it's the tv at fault. If both tv's pixelated when connected separately to the aerial, then it is fair to say the aerial would likely be at fault.
I used this method to determine my Sky HD box with twin aerial feeds was not faulty and instead, it was the dish \ LNB combination.