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> Musictechguy, same thing happens to my T2.
All my aerial set up was fully tested and new aerial and booster added last year, I was having problems so engineer spent ages doing loads of tests on it for signal strength, etc.
It does seem much more sensitive to everything than my old 9200T PVRIt just seems that the Humax products are not fit for purpose. I'm directly in line to a transmitter.
That's exactly the source of your problem. At DSO the signal strength is increased by 10dB. If you can see the transmitter you can probably use a coathanger to view.
See Too Much Signal
http://www.aerialsandtv.com/ampsandsplitters.html#AttenuatorNo, as I said. An engineer has been around, reduced the strength of the reception, and ensured that it is within normal parameters The transmitter is not that close.
How exactly did he do that without using an attenuator ?
We have a communal aerial which worked great with my previous PVR. It had a booster on it which he turned down.
