horrendous glitching

[pgale]

Also carrying on from Gadgets advice, have you tried using a suppressed power/plug adapter. this will take out most noise caused by mains power supplies or you can use a cheaper option,Graphite rings, which can when wrap round most comms and power leads, suppress some noise.

[J_123]

alot of the new channels r glicthing real bad . sky 4 and news r not worth even loooking at

[colinh1213]

Originally Posted by J_123

alot of the new channels r glicthing real bad . sky 4 and news r not worth even loooking at

check your connections, reboot your router check network id etc etc... everything perfect in liverpool

[jaysbee666]

Originally Posted by J_123

alot of the new channels r glicthing real bad . sky 4 and news r not worth even loooking at

Every thing ok in Dundee

[joe516]

ok in manchester m8

[kraeisi]

Originally Posted by gadgetfiend

If it is mainly affecting channels from one transponder then something near to the box could be causing the problem i.e. wireless router, wireless AV sender or cordless telephone far too close to box itself. Try eliminating any problems like this by say unplugging cordless phone and/or moving any wireless equipment as far away from KV as possible.

Yes you were spot on pal. I had my router next to KV box, when i took it away, the glitching stopped almost instantly.

Top bannana

[gadgetfiend]

glad your sorted m8...

[pgale]

Glitching, no more. I've sourced the issue I've been having. The DBs I've been receiving down the Pipe was around 61dbs so causing an issue with my modem, it should of been lower than that. around 40 or lower, I've add 2 line filters 1 10db forward path and a 20db return. I'm now recieving a clean signal and no spikes or signal outages. This is maybe...not what most TWs are experiencing, but I've resolved my Bandband issue. but keep I'll monitoring.