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problems DTT reception of the Málaga coast in summer

The heat and humidity facilitate the effect called 'fading' which is to weaken the television signal.

A blue little screen gives us the usual story: "No Signal". Touch off and on Freeview receiver, change the channel or simply turn off the television and engage in other pursuits. This is what happens these days to hundreds of users of DTT in the Costa del Sol and other areas of the province of Malaga, they see how heat and moisture weakens the television signal.

With increasing temperatures these days, recurring problems encountered in early summer. A random review by shops, bars and private homes in Málaga confirms that these days television is not very good. Towns Fuengirola and Mijas are most affected, although there are problems in some parts of the capital, the interior and east coast. There is no specific pattern. "Depends on the day, we now have television, but a few days ago we did not see no Antena 3 and Tele 5," says a resident of the urbanization Calypso, Mijas. "Sometimes we turn off and turn on the TV and turns the signal, but other days are so hours," he says.

The origin of the problems is the so-called "fading effect" (fading) facilitated by heat, which causes the digital television signal is weakened to the point that certain channels are not. Also the wet areas Coastal cause interference and poor reception.

"Here we have always had a problem with television, though these days it does seem that it looks worse, especially the 1 and 2. It must be the heat," comment from a local urbanization Queen Fabiola (Mijas).

On the east coast, from corner to Torre del Mar there are also problems especially in public channels such as TVE and Canal Sur as a neighbor Benajarafe says: "See The 1 is a lottery, as is often the start to have interference image until it is cut at all. "

The Ministry of Industry reports that the summers are enabled new frequencies of DTT in the coastal towns to alleviate the "fading effect" which affects all radio transmissions, but a particularly strong emissions DTT. We suggest re-tune all decoders to tune out the new frequencies enabled. However, according to user complaints, problems persist.

Source: Sur.es

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