TV interference when a moped passes...

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Hello,

I just have a problem, I moved two months ago and now I'm starting to lose it!! Let me explain, my TV gets fuzzy when a moped passes by on the street!!!
For the past few days, it's been worse than ever; I only have the TV for a few hours a day even though there’s no one in the street haha I’m going crazy!!!

So before doing any work, I'm going to test another connection system to see if my cable is damaged or if the outlets need to be checked.

But I still wanted to know if I connect a decoder via HDMI, do I need a wall antenna cable?

Thanks for your answers :)

photo · Accepted Answer

Here is a TV signal filter for TNT
http://www.geosat.fr/la-boutique/Produit/69/12/tnt-numerique-terrestre/accessoires/filtre-uhf-tnt-antiparasites.html
The sparks are interference that comes in through the antenna or the power supply, and therefore shielded cables won't change anything; you need an anti-interference filter before the UHF amplifier.

docsteph · Answer

Put shielded cables and how putting an HDMI decoder would exempt you from connecting to the wall antenna?

thomas2802 · Answer

Hello,

It seems that you have an indoor TV antenna because your TV interferes just when a vehicle passes by.

If you connect a decoder via HDMI, you will still need to connect it to your indoor antenna or to your outdoor antenna (aerial).

If you live in a house, it is possible that your antenna is not well placed to receive the new frequencies of the TNT channels with the HD channels being broadcast. If you live in an apartment, it could be the same issue, please contact your property manager.

Best regards.

antracith1984 · Answer

Hello, it's a rooftop antenna and not an indoor one. As for the decoder, it was just a question that may seem silly, but the answer could have been feasible... Also, the reason I'm asking this question is that I don't have a decoder with internet; I'm not in an unbundled area...

Thanks to those who could respond. I will find the solution on my own; maybe the hail did a number on the antenna?

AntRacitH1984

docsteph · Answer

As Thomas told you, your antenna may be in a bad spot or your wiring is not shielded.

antracith1984 · Answer

Hello, when you talk about shielded cable, is it from the aerial to the wall socket or from the wall socket to the TV? I'm renting, so I don't think I'll spend money on that lol

So far it was working well except because of the mopeds (even the neighbors are bothered) we have personal antennas on each unit :)

Thanks anyway for all your answers :)

AntRacitH1984

TV interference when a moped passes...

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