TV Antennas and TV Points

Poor digital TV Signal can start to show itself as general fuzziness, leading to picture flashing off and on through to full signal dropout which cause the dreaded ‘no signal’ message on your screen.

This is going to depend greatly on what is wrong with your TV Antenna system in the first place. To find this out, our professional technicians use a quality digital RF (radio frequency) signal analysis meter. Depending on the signal readings given by the equipment, a properly trained technician can decipher what the problem is with your TV Antenna system and come up with an appropriate solution. This could involve something as small as a simple connector, through to full system replacement of antenna, booster, power supply, cable, splitter, connections, TV points, wall plates and other required hardware.

You could try using the process of elimination to find the source of the problem, but this can often be costly in time, money and sanity! It’s best to let a professional fix it quickly and reliably.

The link below will give you a good indication of which transmitter is available at your location.
http://myswitch.digitalready.gov.au/

Put simply, 90% of Rockhampton, Gracemere, Bouldercombe, Parkhurst, Norman Gardens, Frenchville, Yeppoon/Capricorn coast, Emu Park, Zilzie, Biloela, Banana, Baralaba, Gladstone and surrounding areas either use:

• MT Hopeful: Channels 34 (ABC), 35 (WIN), 36 (Southern Cross Austereo), 37 (SBS), 38 (7 seven Queensland)
• Rockhampton East (Forbes AVE): Channels 40 (SBS), 41 (ABC), 42 (7 Seven Queensland), 43 (WIN), 44 (Southern Cross Austereo)
• Yeppoon: Channels 40 (SBS), 41 (ABC), 42 (7 Seven Queensland), 43 (WIN), 44 (Southern Cross Austereo)

Other Major Digital TV Transmitters in Central Queensland include but are not limited to: Mt Morgan, Blackwater, Gladstone West, Gladstone East, Boyne Island, Emerald, Capella, Springsure, Middlemount, Dysart, Clermont, Moranbah, Moranbah town, Nebo, Sarina, Mackay, Proserpine, and Airlie Beach just to name a few!

Play it safe and stick with well-known brands such as Sony, Samsung, Panasonic, LG, and Sharp. Many other brands are simply cheap, mass-produced rubbish. When you invest a little bit more into a quality TV, the performance and life-span speaks for itself. Remember, cheap doesn't usually equal good!