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andrewdeerpark · 19-03-2011, 15:46

Contact Details are

Benard Doyle
Doyles TV
5 Parnell Street
Clonmel
Co. Tipperary
052 6122170

Man is old school, does not do website.

I do not have a price, I just ordered it, he had 1 spare TR110 that he loaned me (explaining the RTE 2 issue) the lead time for TR112 is the end of the month and I believe that is countrywide.

The Cush · 19-03-2011, 15:51

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Originally Posted by andrewdeerpark

I do not have a price, I just ordered it, he had 1 spare TR110 that he loaned me (explaining the RTE 2 issue) the lead time for TR112 is the end of the month and I believe that is countrywide.

Large quantity arriving in 3-4 weeks according to this post

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Originally Posted by Digital Satellite TV

The Triax TR112 has been approved since yesterday. It will be listed on the RTE website from Next week. The first supplies will arrrive into Ireland next week with a large quantity expected in about 3-4 weeks time.

Teddy455 · 19-03-2011, 16:08

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Originally Posted by The Cush

Large quantity arriving in 3-4 weeks according to this post

They will be 109 euro. Bit too dear.

damo642 · 19-03-2011, 17:51

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Originally Posted by andrewdeerpark

Just letting all know the DTT from Clonmel is working on channel 55 as posted earlier.

I am up the Cashel Road and using a loft antenna it is perfect.

Only issue now is the Triax TR 110 box with the blank RTE 2; however RTE 2 works on the alternative channel, anyone know when their is a firmware update for this issue and how its downloaded and installed?

Could someone please attempt to see if this is working with rabbit ears? ill try this myself tomorrow aswell
thanks
Dam0642

watty · 19-03-2011, 18:59

"Rabbits ears" are only good for a room that has a window where you can see the Transmission mast.

You don't say where you are. So your request is pointless. Sorry.

damo642 · 19-03-2011, 19:14

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Originally Posted by watty

"Rabbits ears" are only good for a room that has a window where you can see the Transmission mast.

You don't say where you are. So your request is pointless. Sorry.

hello,

I am on the cashel road hill. the rabbit ears are on the window facing the town centre. where is the mast exactly located?
damo642

andrewdeerpark · 19-03-2011, 20:10

Mast is on "the cross" pilgrim site. It is lighted on a clear night.

Rabbit ears are more than likely not suitable however if you get them high enough (in the attic) you may be ok. I had mine in the attic and the reception was poor on a bad day passable other days, however the real deal antenna in the attic is no comparison.

damo642 · 19-03-2011, 21:16

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Originally Posted by andrewdeerpark

Mast is on "the cross" pilgrim site. It is lighted on a clear night.

Rabbit ears are more than likely not suitable however if you get them high enough (in the attic) you may be ok. I had mine in the attic and the reception was poor on a bad day passable other days, however the real deal antenna in the attic is no comparison.

Right - I have Line-Of-Sight to that mast on the hill from the window. So i expect when i plug in rabbit ears into sarview box i will finally get digital. Will update tomorrow as to results

Damo642

damo642 · 20-03-2011, 18:19

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Originally Posted by damo642

Right - I have Line-Of-Sight to that mast on the hill from the window. So i expect when i plug in rabbit ears into sarview box i will finally get digital. Will update tomorrow as to results

Damo642

Works like a dream - just using non powered rabbit ears. the room window has line of sight to the mast but have the rabbit ears on the ground with no line of sight. perfect now!

andrewdeerpark · 20-03-2011, 20:25

Good to hear damo642.

I have no RTE2 on Analogue, anyone know if this is down at the moment? The DTT is still spot on with signal quality at 97% and Strength at 87%.

alexmcred · 24-09-2011, 10:31

Live on the Mountain road and while I can tune in DTT I find it drops out very easily and we have to revert to the analog signal. Is anyone else having this issue?

andrewdeerpark · 24-09-2011, 10:43

Try pointing your antenna to Suir Valley - Carrick on Suir / Piltown direction and re tune your box to channel 52 and see what you get. The cross transmitter in Clonmel may just be blocked by the mountain.

alexmcred · 24-09-2011, 11:08

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Originally Posted by andrewdeerpark

Try pointing your antenna to Suir Valley - Carrick on Suir / Piltown direction and re tune your box to channel 52 and see what you get. The cross transmitter in Clonmel may just be blocked by the mountain.

Cheers will give that a go

19-03-2011, 15:46	#31
andrewdeerpark Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 715 Adverts \| Friends	Triax TR112 Contact Details are Benard Doyle Doyles TV 5 Parnell Street Clonmel Co. Tipperary 052 6122170 Man is old school, does not do website. I do not have a price, I just ordered it, he had 1 spare TR110 that he loaned me (explaining the RTE 2 issue) the lead time for TR112 is the end of the month and I believe that is countrywide.

20-03-2011, 20:25	#40
andrewdeerpark Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 715 Adverts \| Friends	RTE2 Analogue issues? Good to hear damo642. I have no RTE2 on Analogue, anyone know if this is down at the moment? The DTT is still spot on with signal quality at 97% and Strength at 87%.

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19-03-2011, 18:59	#35
watty Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: The Research Station Posts: 30,475 Adverts \| Friends	"Rabbits ears" are only good for a room that has a window where you can see the Transmission mast. You don't say where you are. So your request is pointless. Sorry.

19-03-2011, 20:10	#37
andrewdeerpark Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 715 Adverts \| Friends	Mast is on "the cross" pilgrim site. It is lighted on a clear night. Rabbit ears are more than likely not suitable however if you get them high enough (in the attic) you may be ok. I had mine in the attic and the reception was poor on a bad day passable other days, however the real deal antenna in the attic is no comparison.

24-09-2011, 10:31	#41
alexmcred Hosted Moderator Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: On a distant planet far far away Posts: 2,416 Adverts \| Friends HMod: OTG	Live on the Mountain road and while I can tune in DTT I find it drops out very easily and we have to revert to the analog signal. Is anyone else having this issue?

24-09-2011, 10:43	#42
andrewdeerpark Registered User Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 715 Adverts \| Friends	Try pointing your antenna to Suir Valley - Carrick on Suir / Piltown direction and re tune your box to channel 52 and see what you get. The cross transmitter in Clonmel may just be blocked by the mountain.