TV History

i live in post code sy13 3np and would like to receive the freeview history channel . most other channels are available. can you give me any advice please

Please see the following pages for help with your problem: My aerial can't get all the Freeview channels I expected

Was bbc tv ever ad free?

Tom: The BBC has never broadcast adverts.

If the BBC were to show an "advert" they call it a Public information film.

Iain Davies: You are conflating the idea of "spot advertisting" which is how ITV and other channels get their money, where third parties pay for advertisments with "promotions" for the company's own services for which no payment is made.

you have cjanged uk history 12 and moved it to where? this is one of the best stations going and i miss it could you please let me know how to install again. thank you carole maddox

c maddox: Please follow this procedure to get the channels back in the right places. My Freeview box has no EPG, is missing Film4, Channel 4+1, no sound on ITV3 or the channel line up is wrong | ukfree.tv - independent digital TV and switchover advice

I am very sad that UKTV History channel is
no longer freeview in the evening

j b a card: It was not a popular move...

At switch off, the digi pwr o/p is to increase, what problems do you expect with too much signal, please ??
The min level I look for at the moment is 43Dbv but with amps the level is usually much higher. All works OK as long as the C/n level is satisfactory.
What is the maximum input level before problems are expected ??
The main reason for my query is:- are recalls on aerial installations going to be required for attenuators to be fitted ??
Thanks

Briants: There should be no problems as the COFDM digital transmission system is designed to work with signals at any levels. Attenuators are only really required for analogue reception.

why does sky get more channels than freeview

If anyone else has BT Vision, have they too lost thier channels ITV, 4, E4, ITV2 and ITV4?

WINTER HILL HISTORY NOTE : BBC 1 (405 lines VHF) was broadcast only on Ch 2 from HOLME MOSS to the whole of the North of England, i.e. not from Winter Hill until 1962 when two separate LOOK NORTH programmes began one from Manchester one from LEEDS. Only ITV Granada & ABC at the weekend were on Winter Hill before 1962. In both Dukinfield and especially Mottram-in-Longdendale HOLME MOSS was still by far the strongest signal. Winter Hill reception was terrible east of "the deep cutting" near Roe Cross in Mottram and still is. Parts of Mottram can get a better digital picture now from THE WREKIN than Winter Hill, despite its height and power. Dukinfield was a stange town for TV & Radio reception. You could also receive HTV on VHF Ch 11, BBC 1 Wales on Ch 6 and RTE Radios 1 & 2 on VHF along Matley Lane (on 89.6 and 91.3MHz FM I think, which I believe is still the case).