You use outdoor antenna to receive it, right? Did you put your antenna high, high up (just like houses in Muar areas)? And, do you use any signal boosters?

the antenna shown in the picture, is it VHF or UHF or V/U combined? what brand/model is it?
sorry, i'm from a country where this type of antenna is never seen but it seems quite popular in malaysia.

Channel U (HD) on Channel 35 should be available to North Johor viewers after analogue switchover provided if nothing was transmitted from Gunung Ledang on that frequency. However reception may be possible in Central Johor (someone in Kluang was able to sucessfully receive Channel U (HD), at that time it is a test signal with quality issues due to interference from NTV7 Gunung Ledang)
About Malaysian TV coverage in Singapore, the digital TV signal technically could penetrate Singapore if there is no interference, but however do not forget SCTV issue which is transmitted on the exact same frequency as MYTV signal from Gunung Pulai, Skudai and Pelangi which somehow restrict reach to Singapore. Before relay is built I could suffer frequent dropouts despite living very near to transmitter and adequate antenna installation due to strong SCTV reception. (however it will become a different issue if the offending SCTV analogue TV signal switches off later, it will become what you said that the signal reception could be possible in Singapore, especially in high level floors.) However I do not agree with the reception is designed for Singaporean viewers although the reception is possible, just like Singapore TV reception is not designed for reception in Malaysia although the reception is technically possible in Johor with varying levels of antenna height. So that when North Johor viewers are complaining about reception issues on Channel U back on 2010, Mediacorp just say that it is way out of their control since it does not affect Singapore. A rather similar case happens in Brunei where the reception from Malaysian masts from Limbang and Miri is possible although it is designed for Malaysian viewers. (possibly the reception is available to whole of Brunei via outdoor antenna and their masts are vertically polarised while Malaysian masts are horizontal polarised)

My area is jb. Maybe it is my reception issue. So be it. If not for world cup I wouldn't have adjusted for the channel.

May I know are you using a tall outdoor antenna?

I went to my relative's house in Batu Pahat recently. She could receive very clear Singapore DTT channels because her outdoor roof antenna is extremely tall.

Yeah Gunung Ledang i guess. I just put it at the back of the TV. Signal strength around 30%. But it's so sensitive that if i put the cable differently the signal will be lost. 
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For what? To get Singapore channels?  I think their signal can go as far as Muar, Tangkak, Kebun Bahru & Yong Peng IIANM. I know because i'm from Segamat, Johor and we can't get SG channels. Even SG is switching to digital now.

Woah is it? Since when Segamat are able to receive SG channels? Or that is only possible since digital TV is available in Singapore?
Previously, can SG analogue TV channels (which has been ceased) be able to receive it there?

Are you able to receive SG channels yourself? Could you share some photos on the signal reception readings as well?

Is it entire Segamat are able to receive Singapore channels with strong signal reception, or only certain parts of Segamat?
What are the things needed to do/have to receive SG channels in Segamat like in your neighbourhood? Signal booster?
Cuz what I know, people over there don't install TV antennas high up like in Muar to receive Singapore channels.

Woah is it? Since when Segamat are able to receive SG channels? Or that is only possible since digital TV is available in Singapore?
Previously, can SG analogue TV channels (which has been ceased) be able to receive it there?

Are you able to receive SG channels yourself? Could you share some photos on the signal reception readings as well?

Is it entire Segamat are able to receive Singapore channels with strong signal reception, or only certain parts of Segamat?
What are the things needed to do/have to receive SG channels in Segamat like in your neighbourhood? Signal booster?
Cuz what I know, people over there don't install TV antennas high up like in Muar to receive Singapore channels.

Oh I see... Thank you very much for the explanation. Really appreciate that.

Usually how many "elements" of the outdoor antenna being used to receive adequate Singapore DTT channels in Segamat? 14e? 27e? or the very long 37e UHF antenna?
Is it true to say that signal booster is definitely a must use equipment to receive Singapore DTT in entire Segamat area?
How about 37e antenna + booster? Will it able to receive adequate signal for Singapore DTT channels? Will this somehow cause Malaysia DTT signal to become "overload", making it unable to detect by the TV / digital TV box when tune to Malaysia DTT frequency in Segamat (546MHz, I suppose), or pixelated?

How about in Taman Kekwa, Bukit Siput? Any info that the area are able to receive Singapore channels? How's the reception there? Is it good enough to just install it on rooftop, or have to install a pole of up to 20 metres high to receive?

I did ask my relative staying in Segamat about it. They say, like no one install like the 50ft long high pole there in Bukit Siput. So usually if no one installs that in the particular area, then it's usually SG channels can't be received. That saying was many years ago la... But to think again, perhaps the signal reception for DTT may be different than the previous analogue TV signals, and who knows Singapore DTT channels now can be receive there easily?

Sounds like "No harm trying", but some may concern that erecting a 50ft pole high up like this, can easily get strike by lightning, hence damaging TV equipment.
Some would say that lightning strikes often occur in that area, or some might say they already kena strike by lightning many times, so they don't feel like continue to receive Singapore channels, so some may choose not to risk. Is it true?
How would the Johorian tackle this issue to prevent from getting their TV damaged by lightning? Besides a lightning arrester, is there any other way? Or I would say, any cheaper and effective way? Or the Johorians will be just "When lightning strikes my TV until spoil, then only see how"?

Hmm, if that's the case, then in what scenario it will cause the TV or DTV box to signal overload especially due to the use of signal booster?

How different is the reception like, compare with 14e + masthead amplifier (booster), and 37e without masthead amplifier (booster)?
*masthead amplifier: the type that is electrically powered and can switch on/off, for outdoor antenna use.

Example: If the line-of-sight distance from main tower (according to Google, but not directly able to be seen the tower from naked eye), to the receiving location (house) is only about 25km. And then, you use outdoor 14e antenna + masthead amplifier (booster) to receive DTT channels. Will this causes it to signal overload?

Is this an accurate way to determine whether SG DTT channels has chance to be able to receive in that particular area within Johor? Or just a reference?

And what do you mean by medium signal strength? We can't see signal % readings on FM radio. LOL...
Did you mean by, able to receive Singapore FM radio with some static occasionally but still listenable, or how?

And what do you mean by medium signal strength? We can't see signal % readings on FM radio. LOL...
Did you mean by, able to receive Singapore FM radio with some static occasionally but still listenable, or how?