Using my phone hotspot for the tv.
Was discussing with a few friends that my TT does not have reception on the TV. I no longer have a satellite carrier and don't know much about the antenna on my 2012 work and Play trailer. One person...
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Gdetrailer wrote:valhalla360 wrote:Gdetrailer wrote:
Digital broadcasting via ATSC (the digital TV standard now used) has a lot of flaws, local RF noise severely impacts the reception, rain, snow, trees all affect the distance and then with many more UHF frequencies available than VHF really impacts the distance. UHF is strictly "line of sight", doesn't bend with the Earths curvature, signal will skip over deep valleys between hills and buildings, trees or other solid obstacles simply block it..
Yes, much more sensitive and less range. Not technically correct but effectively the power that used to go into one channel is now split up.
Also, unlike the old analog where the picture might be a little fuzzy but you could watch it. Digital is there or it's not. So when you are at marginal range, it usually means nothing or frequent freezing of the image.
Actually all of the stations ATSC output power ....
As I said, "not technically correct".
