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<blockquote data-quote="Lil_Pete" data-source="post: 255053" data-attributes="member: 71169">The Nebula software didn't seem to break up as much, although when I switched back to it the other night (in desperation!) it did seem to be having similar issues.For some reason (despite us having this problem at my homehome) this hadn't occured to me. I've tried using a device i assumed was an attenuator, which did reduce the signal level and quality, but I'm not entirely sure it is an attenuator (found it in a cupboard...)! I am apparently about 1mile away from the transmitter, can see it out of my window and it does look to be about that!Next time I manage to go into town I shall buy an set of attenuators and see if it helps!Edit: Just noticed that when I put my hand infront of the aerial (ie between it and the transmitter) the signal quality rises as does the strength, does this mean that an attenuator is definitely needed?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lil_Pete, post: 255053, member: 71169"] The Nebula software didn't seem to break up as much, although when I switched back to it the other night (in desperation!) it did seem to be having similar issues. For some reason (despite us having this problem at my homehome) this hadn't occured to me. I've tried using a device i assumed was an attenuator, which did reduce the signal level and quality, but I'm not entirely sure it is an attenuator (found it in a cupboard...)! I am apparently about 1mile away from the transmitter, can see it out of my window and it does look to be about that! Next time I manage to go into town I shall buy an set of attenuators and see if it helps! Edit: Just noticed that when I put my hand infront of the aerial (ie between it and the transmitter) the signal quality rises as does the strength, does this mean that an attenuator is definitely needed? [/QUOTE]

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