Eurovox EX1000SL – Poor reception?

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  1. Derryvore

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    Just installed and scanned. I'm getting channels with good Quality & Signal readings (85%+) but . . .
    a) only 30 channels (& only some of these are displaying names)
    b) getting message "no or bad signal" (& occasional broken images)
    Normal TV is fine.
    Could my N*L still be too weak despite 85%?
    Any other possible problems?

    thanks
    Derry

    DVB-XC Box S TDA
    S/W 1.0.ST4 Oct 28 2008
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    Location: N*L in Dublin
     
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    Thanks for your suggestion HiTeck,

    I've just tried the variable Attenuator (on the "wall" side of EX1000SL)- alas no effect - still getting "no bad signal".

    Another thought - might my N*L input have to be digital? I have no reason to suppose it is - as far as I know its just analogue.

    Cheers

    Derry
     
  4. scandalou

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    we've been having some bad weather as of late..check outside to see if the cover on the grey/brown box is intact and no water penetration has occurred..also,unscrew connection on inside wall and rescrew back in....the eurovox 1000 has a built in signal booster,so oneof the best boxes for picking up frequencies on the market...if your getting bbc1 etc,then signal problem shouldnt be an issue,especially if your getting 85%!hopeb this helps
     
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    Have you tried a deep scan? when you say signal strength is 85%+ what do you mean, is it fluctuating on each channel or is it steady, a signal over 85% can cause problems for the eurovox just the same as too lower signal.

    Edit scandalou, Max V/ex1000 sl/ex51000 all have/had signal boosters in the menu, too higher signal causes problems so the signal booster wouldn't come into play here especially at 85%.
     
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  6. Derryvore

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    Many thanks HiTeck & Scandalou,
    I'll revisit the scene tomorrow and clarify the symptoms
    I'll also try the box in a neighbour's house

    Cheers

    Derry
     

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