I've just bought an HDR Fox T2 to run alongside my old 9300T - mainly so that I have the option to record more than 2 programmes at once - and of course for the HD facility.
I've noticed a difference in signal strength between the two machines. The 9300 registers the BBCA multiplex (for example) at 81% signal strength, while the Fox T2 registers 67% to 68%. Quality in both cases is 100%.
These figures remain the same regardless of whether only one machine is connected to the RF feed, or both machines are daisy-chained, in either order.
I'm using manual tuning, and incidentally I'm in direct line of sight to the Hannington transmitter 5 miles away - in fact I can see the mast's 3 red lights on top of Watership Down quite clearly from the living room!
So I'm just curious as to why this might be. Perhaps the Fox has a different idea of what 100% signal strength should be - or could it be that there's a fault somewhere in the box that's attenuating the signal?
unless you have picture break up.
