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<blockquote data-quote="tadrobe" data-source="post: 1244890" data-attributes="member: 131184">I was about to post a new thread then came across this. I had the same problem with Hannington but managed to solve it ..After fruitless searches on the internet for the latest info to find where the 'lost' TV channels had moved to and manual advanced scans failed to find the new mux's I tried to search for all UK frequencies. Only then did it find frequency 746000 and 754000 and I got back my missing channels.I suspect the issue is that the new mux's, like the one recently retired, transmit on lower power than the others and thus my tuner's failed to find them on the advanced tune to look for transponders.Perhaps this info may be of use to other UK users - if you can't find some stations, try scanning for the whole of UK in case this method finds them when other attempts have failed.FYI - Hannington now uses (as of April 2018) - 562000,578000,618000,626000,642000,650000,666000,674000,746000,754000</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tadrobe, post: 1244890, member: 131184"] I was about to post a new thread then came across this. I had the same problem with Hannington but managed to solve it .. After fruitless searches on the internet for the latest info to find where the 'lost' TV channels had moved to and manual advanced scans failed to find the new mux's I tried to search for all UK frequencies. Only then did it find frequency 746000 and 754000 and I got back my missing channels. I suspect the issue is that the new mux's, like the one recently retired, transmit on lower power than the others and thus my tuner's failed to find them on the advanced tune to look for transponders. Perhaps this info may be of use to other UK users - if you can't find some stations, try scanning for the whole of UK in case this method finds them when other attempts have failed. FYI - Hannington now uses (as of April 2018) - 562000,578000,618000,626000,642000,650000,666000,674000,746000,754000 [/QUOTE]

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