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Wierd sky eye goings on
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01-08-2006 8:56pm#1Straight to the point.
Sparky installs digibox for kitchen in attic.
Sparky uses new sky eye in back of TV for remote signals.
Red lights on and red led flashes on IR receiver, but no joy of channels changing.
Sparky removes sky eye and while keeping channel up button pressed (to see if its a power problem), discovers channel changes as the thing is out with just enough signal to see the station.
Now I have the suitation where the eye literally has to rest in the RF in of the TV to work.
Is there any quick fixes to sort this thing out? I reckon its the TV causing the problem.
Any experiences of this issue with anyone?
Cheers lads/lassies
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Ah really looks like it doesn't it
Maybe I should call you good old pH my chap.
Anyways back on topic, a google pointed me in the direction of some sort of filter for the RF in of the TV, but this is a lot of hastle where changing the TV is not an option.
I have a feeling I'm going to be going down the wireless route for remote signals.0
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