Finally, managed to get Southern Thailand muxes of Thai digital TV using my USB TV stick here in Perlis :-) Can't wait for MYTV to begin

Padang Besar. Yes, the same set of frequencies you listed last time. Signal not too strong, I had to find a position where signals would register. I was ussing the passive antenna that came with the TV stick

Look at the post previous to mine (this post). MYTV transmission is up - give it a go

Just try scanning with the antenna in current position as it is. If that won't work, just get another. Tons of options at Tesco Lotus Sadao

Saw on fb, someone commented within the next two weeks. Gunung Keledang

Taiping's local Tx is Bukit Larut. You stand a greater chance of receiving from Gunung Jerai with a fairly good (external, preferably) antenna

If you are trying to get signal from Gunung Jerai while Bukit Larut's is still not up, try using an external one if you can't seem to get anything

Okay, "Siaran Ujian DTT" stamped on all channels now. Channels also properly named.

Mux 698MHz up, 682MHz down, 666Mhz down - Kuala Lumpur



This post has been edited by 9M-MAS: Jan 6 2016, 08:03 PM

Status for Klang Valley as of 2130hrs today:
666MHz UP 682MHz DOWN 698MHz UP

You should be able to on one or more of the following muxes from KL Tower / G. Ulu Kali:- 666,682 or 698MHz

Trialling another of my Thai STBs...

Too many words muted though 😁

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Thai products not bad at all.

I've tested 7 different models of Thai STBs so far, from 4 different manufacturers - Aconatic, UCI, Samart and Compro. Samart is the best so far, though I like UCI's interface the best.

Nope. In fact that is not a TV at all. Just a normal 22" LCD computer monitor 😁

I haven't bought any digital TV set yet so I am unable to recommend anything 😊

This post has been edited by 9M-MAS: Jan 10 2016, 08:18 AM

Yes. I have six antennas. All from Thailand.

Shah Alam, Klang, Kuala Kubu, Semenyih, Kuala Lumpur and all should be able to get the signal coming from Gunung Ulu Kali. Do a manual scan of 666 or 698MHz, adjust until you get signal strength and quality of more than 40%

Play around with your antenna at the stated frequency. YOu will ge best results with an active antenna.

I am not sure about digital TVs, but for digital STBs at least, try to get an active antenna, either one that is externally powered or that which can be powered by the STB ("Antenna Power" set to ON in the STB setting)

😱You still need an antenna. Having an integrated digital tuner does not mean it has built in antenna. Get a UHF antenna, an active (powered) one

That means signal is weak where you are. Maybe they are still experimenting with the output power