There are plenty of reasons why you have bad TV Antenna reception. Your have bad TV Antenna reception. Your Antenna may be old or broken, not installed properly or have wiring issues.
Whatever the problem is, we guarantee to fix it or we don’t get paid.
Did you have a number of “Specialists” attempt to fix your TV Antenna and nothing changed?
We go above and beyond to make sure everything is working Correctly!
These are the problems we commonly come across concerning TV antenna installations in Sydney. If your TV reception is bad, this might be the problem.
* Poor availability of tv reception around your house
* Damaged antenna elements from weather conditions/ birds
* Old antenna equipment (Analog tv antennas)
* Other tradies tell you “ Is not possible”
* Faulty antenna input in the tv
* Antenna obstruction
* Wrong antenna location on the roof
* Loose/rust wiring connections
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EMG Antennas does not rush our work; our goal is to do a great job.
We get the job done without costing a bomb.
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“We had Rudi attend our strata apartment. On time, explained what he would do.
He managed to do what the previous antenna guy (3yrs ago) couldn’t do. That being having all digital channels working when he left. Haven’t seen ABC for years but is fine now. He got into the roof to solve and fix the problem(previous guy didn’t). Well done Rudi, would recommend your company to my family and friends. PS. Not as funny as Rudi Vanderstone the TV critic on 2MMM but just as friendly!”
“A friend recommended Rudi and I’m very glad I followed
their advice. Rudi was punctual, diligent and obliging. He did a great antenna job on a high roof and connected me up with more television channels than I’ve ever seen.
His work was quality and his fee was fair. And he was quick. Based on my experience I’m happy to recommend Rudi to anybody. Thanks Rudi.”
“Had Rudi come out 21/1/22 to see why we had completely no TV reception. Had him come out about 16 months prior when he repositioned the antenna and installed a receiver signal booster. This time He discovered that water had got into the signal booster (with all the recent & frequent heavy rains we have been having) and shorted it out.
He Replaced the signal booster free of charge, as he said it seemed unsatisfactory that water ingression caused the failure, as this part is designed to be outside, and he would seek a warranty replacement on it as it should have had better water resistance. That really impressed me, so I have no hesitation recommending him to anyone else.”
There are simple and easy steps to follow to troubleshoot the ‘no signal’ error. Before you can solve it without seeking the help of a professional, you will need to understand the word “no signal,” what can cause it, and finally how to solve it.
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Generally, a ‘no signal’ message signifies an issue with reception; the TV is not receiving anything from the cables or the antenna. In a nutshell, this simply means that your service (satellite or cable) is not able to display movies and shows.
Locating the antenna in the highest part of the house increases the chances that the received signal will be complete and without interruptions. It should be noted that installation is a key factor in the reception quality. Discover our complete article here.
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It is necessary to align or point the antenna in the right direction for the best reception signal. Antenna point, alignment or orientation is a key part of any antenna installation process. Incorrect alignment happens more often than you think.
It is a common experience among thousands of people to switch on their TV, and it displays no signal although everything is plugged in, or you run a channel scan and you can no longer find what you are looking for. Many things can cause antenna detection problems, discover more in this article.
Yes, it can. While a smart TV does not necessarily need an antenna to provide a variety of TV channels and streaming services, it can still be connected to an antenna. How?
Well, if you take a look at the back of a smart TV; you should find a port for connecting a TV antenna (also called an F connector port); almost all smart TVs have it. And you can also use this port to connect a TV cable box. To connect the antenna, you just need to plug in the coax line of the TV antenna into its intended port.
