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Best aerial to combat cross-polar and rear-direction interference?
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<blockquote data-quote="lovinthetelly" data-source="post: 1060616" data-attributes="member: 376218"><p>Thanks for all the suggestions.</p><p></p><p>I think I might be able to lower the aerial slightly (to shield it from Mendip), but I suspect I'll end up losing COM7, COM8 and the Local mux from Sutton Coldfield - there's one tall building in the way. Annoyingly, we're on fairly high ground and can receive most multiplexes from Mendip indoors - including the local Bristol multiplex! We used to pick up everything from Ridge Hill [USER=330868]@Adam792[/USER], but since the frequency changes this year it's been hopeless - I suspect the new Worcester relay is the cause of that. Malvern signals are equally poor for some reason.</p><p></p><p>Does a grid antenna better reject cross-polarised signals than a 'standard' aerial? I've been trying out a spare 36-element log periodic today, but I'm not having much luck with the local mux on UHF48 - just noise from Bromsgrove ARQB on the same frequency (albeit vertical).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lovinthetelly, post: 1060616, member: 376218"] Thanks for all the suggestions. I think I might be able to lower the aerial slightly (to shield it from Mendip), but I suspect I'll end up losing COM7, COM8 and the Local mux from Sutton Coldfield - there's one tall building in the way. Annoyingly, we're on fairly high ground and can receive most multiplexes from Mendip indoors - including the local Bristol multiplex! We used to pick up everything from Ridge Hill [USER=330868]@Adam792[/USER], but since the frequency changes this year it's been hopeless - I suspect the new Worcester relay is the cause of that. Malvern signals are equally poor for some reason. Does a grid antenna better reject cross-polarised signals than a 'standard' aerial? I've been trying out a spare 36-element log periodic today, but I'm not having much luck with the local mux on UHF48 - just noise from Bromsgrove ARQB on the same frequency (albeit vertical). [/QUOTE]
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