I would assume that the electricity meter would store the data from both meters and only send cumulative readings to the billing system periodically or when polled..
As I understand it, only the gas meter has a battery and periodically communicates readings (about 1/2 hourly?) to the electriity meter. Hence the load is very light., The electricity meter then does the heavy lifting of both sets of data to the management system. It would be rather difficult to...
I had the feeling that heat around the heat sink had more effect. Perhaps you could try the blow torch there before you give up..
I also found that HD channels were affected before SD
Mine is still working OK after 8 nonths.
I have just been converted to FTTP and have retained my old BT number. This seems to be standard with most service providers nowadays.
The old land line had become unreliable and periodically noisy,even though the connection under the pavement outside had been recently dug up and renewed,in an...
Some of the regulars may remember a thread from eighteen months ago where I was investigating tuner difficulties following damage caused by a falling picture frame...
Dead HDR-FOXT2? | hummy.tv
...and a follow up six months ago.
HDR Fox T2 loses all signals after a day or 2 unused | hummy.tv
A...
Inserting/removing a USB device did not fix the problem. I contacted Humax and they replaced the unit which was only a week old. I closed the thread on the other forum, but obviously forgot to close here.
Thanks. That is the actual board supplied by BH from which I salvaged the tuners. I was more interested in the component functional descriptions eg "tuners", "modulators" "regulators" etc
I did some work last year with help from BH but due to failing eyesight I could not reliably identify the relevant components. If anyone has photos similat to the one posted by /df above, It would considerably help me.
This sounds very like the problem I had this time last year. To save anyone from ploughing through the thread , I established that the tuners were not at fault (by substitution) and the signal was being lost later in the processing chain.
Applying heat by a hair dryer would restore the picture...
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