I really don't know if this topic should be here but when I was scanning my Freeview box I found some Norway TV channels between the channel numbers 800-814.
Although the channel had no signal some of them had sound for 10 minutes sadly I have no recording of this.
But if you had any dx today just like this please comment down below
The problem with DXing these days is that you have to rescan your receiver and that potentially means losing the channels you want
A good time of year and weather to be receiving remote channels though. After the Rio Olympics when a retune was due to put everything back to normal my telly got all sorts of regions for a few hours
Just a quick update that I am now getting german channels between 815-821 and at one point it had a picture on screen but went off 2 seconds later but making progress
There does appear to be a large lift on at present. My DAB car radio reception was unusable
this morning driving to work, with my intended muxes being hammered by interference (probably must of it from distant transmitters of the same mux, landing beyond the guard interval).
The problem with digital radio and telly, is you can't tell it's interference, the signal just breaks up and/or mutes.
Loads of people will run rescans today, and get themselves into trouble.
The problem with DXing these days is that you have to rescan your receiver and that potentially means losing the channels you want
A good time of year and weather to be receiving remote channels though. After the Rio Olympics when a retune was due to put everything back to normal my telly got all sorts of regions for a few hours
DVB-T/T2 tuners on a PC may be a better way of doing that?
The high pressure and hot weather this week has created very favourable conditions for tropospheric ducting, whereby the atmosphere starts reflecting signals that would normally pass through, allowing reception from many miles way.
Like Markymark the DAB in my car has been dropping out to interference all week, where it's usually rock solid. The FM radio has also been picking up distant stations from other parts of the UK easily.
The high pressure and hot weather this week has created very favourable conditions for tropospheric ducting, whereby the atmosphere starts reflecting signals that would normally pass through, allowing reception from many miles way.
Like Markymark the DAB in my car has been dropping out to interference all week, where it's usually rock solid. The FM radio has also been picking up distant stations from other parts of the UK easily.