28-02-2016, 06:21 PM
I've got plenty of M6 hardware. The two halves of the control panel are fixed together internally so the extra screws aren't needed. The caged nuts are there so it would be easy to add them at a later date. I had the panel in and out a couple of times during the day so I'm glad I didn't fit the other 4 screws.
The wiring round the back could be a lot neater but it's adequate and unlikely to give any trouble.
The surprise of the day was to find the off-air tuners giving pixellation and stuttering. The problem at Dulwich is too much signal but here were symptoms of a weak or low quality signal. Went outside and found the aerial pointing downwards. Roughly propped it up and it's fine. Since you can get perfectly good pictures down there with a screwdriver stuck in the aerial socket I was genuinely surprised.
The wiring round the back could be a lot neater but it's adequate and unlikely to give any trouble.
The surprise of the day was to find the off-air tuners giving pixellation and stuttering. The problem at Dulwich is too much signal but here were symptoms of a weak or low quality signal. Went outside and found the aerial pointing downwards. Roughly propped it up and it's fine. Since you can get perfectly good pictures down there with a screwdriver stuck in the aerial socket I was genuinely surprised.
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