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In Reply to: Re: Problem with standard TV reception posted by FF on March 18, 2006 at 13:34:38:
Some channels, those with best reception, have squiggly diagonal lines, with some upward scrolling, and mostly with snow. Other channels are pretty much snow, possibly with some scrolling. Still other channels are just a blank gray screen. Audio is mostly noise.Me, I haven't a clue. But the fact that once in a while I get reception, but not randomly, only at first, makes me think it isn't loose connections. Once reception is gone it never comes back, unless everything is turned off for several days.
What is the ground loop?
Last summer, the guys who came to install the receiver for my wireless internet said that they couldn't get it to ground. I didn't really understand but it seened like they were saying ground around the house carried a charge or something. I have no problems with the internet though.
Thanks for thinking about this.
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Could be your TV's tuner or TV itself what TV do U have?
Me I can't get any reception w/roof antenna period it's either satt or cable 4 me...I'd buy an INDOOR amplified ant From radio shack & try eliminating components/cables that way.....
It is an old Sony Triniton, probably fifteen years old.I was away for a few days earlier in the week. When I came back I turned on the television and immediately had great reception - for five minutes. Then it was back to the noise.
I would check all the components from the antenna to the TV, assuming your TV is OK. These older systems had amplifiers that eventually give up the ghost (or give ghosts ;-)
The only component is the booster, which I think all it does is send a current along the cable to the antenna.The booster could be the problem. The TV could be the problem. Don't know. I just think it is weird that after a few days rest I can get good reception, but only for a few minutes before the interference comes back.
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