Thank you for your reply, I did check the aerial worked directly to a TV. I also checked every connection many times. The signal is bad where I am, often at late evening the Freeview TV goes as the signal is not so strong then which is annoying when you are watching a programme and don't know what happens. This happens to neighbours' TVs as well. I do need three outlets. Same with mobile phones in my area, some signal during the day but late evening it disappears.
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That sounds more like local interference than a simple reception issue... UHF TV reception doesn't vary with time of day - at least not every day. Some bits of the Sussex (coast especially) can be plagued by continental interference when there is a steady high pressure around and that can be around dawn and dusk in particular. {It'd have given the venetian blinds effect on analogue TV if you can remember that.} Not sure if the weather has been suitable for that recently, though.
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