[Solved] Missing MUX 1 after update - I don't receive MUX 1 after changing the broadc

gumisie wrote:

wikkto wrote:

The block has been standing for about two years, so they probably think that everything should be fine.

Two years ago, not everyone knew about the upcoming change of the standard.
Those of your neighbors you mentioned really receive programs from all MUX_s?

They say so.

I asked on the housing group (I asked about the TTV channel, because it is from MUX 1), and the neighbors said that the channel is there.

The direction of the balcony is good. What's on the way to Śrem?

They must have known about the change. The question remains whether they had any idea what to do with the antenna installation... Most administrators have no idea about the installations they support. But they know Excel very well.

We return to the starting point: a borrowed decoder and a socket. If not, report it to the administrator. After all, it's your money....

On the route to Śrem, there are some blocks of flats, forests, fields.

In that case, I will combine with the decoder and proceed.

Thanks everyone for your help!

wikkto wrote:

On the route to Śrem, there are some blocks of flats, forests, fields.

In that case, I will combine with the decoder and proceed.

Unless the decoder finds these MUX_s, I would try to mount an individual (mesh) antenna, maybe these blocks will not be such an obstacle.
The ERP of this transmitter, however, is 100kW.

The author did not even give an approximate location, but knowing the realities of Poznań, you must not underestimate the "small" 20 kW lighting ONLY!!! MUX3 from Piątkowo, effectively hindering the reception of other MUXs in the UHF band throughout northern Poznań.
And MUX8 in Poznań must be received, unfortunately, from the local transmitter at the University of Economics, the range of MUX8 from Śrem is basically only to the A2 motorway. And rather on two antennas and not some kind of invention of a quasi-broadband.

Retuning the antenna solved the problem.