I'm like never see this tri-boom type of antenna before in around Malaysia... Because it's not commonly used? Or this tri-boom type is expensive to buy?

Is it really proven that this tri-boom type really improve reception a lot, compared to non tri-boom types like what we usually see in Lazada and Shopee?

And the reflector looks so damn big wehh.. Useful for aiming very far away transmitter?

Tri-booms work. A single boom of similar gain would be about 1.5m long.

I'm like never see this tri-boom type of antenna before in around Malaysia... Because it's not commonly used? Or this tri-boom type is expensive to buy?

Is it really proven that this tri-boom type really improve reception a lot, compared to non tri-boom types like what we usually see in Lazada and Shopee?

And the reflector looks so damn big wehh.. Useful for aiming very far away transmitter?

I know it works... But why is it rarely used though?
Most of the time I see is one single boom ones, if it's a lot of elements.

These are the DTT frequencies after frequency restacking is being carried out for Mux 1 and Mux 2.

Source (as of 6 Dec 2019): https://www.mytvbroadcasting.my/pdf/Lists-of-frequency.pdf
Original PDF for archive purposes: [attachmentid=10370434]

In conclusion, the total frequency range they'll use after frequency restack is between 546MHz to 682MHz.
682MHz (678-686MHz), just right enough to prevent interference from upcoming 700MHz 4G/5G band.

Although I do hope that they would use 470-610MHz frequency range for DTT instead...

So far MYTV only announce there'll be 5 transmitters to complete the frequency retune exercise by end of this year.
The rest are still haven't announce...
That could mean the one that they just uploaded to their website, is still subject to change then? 
Will see how... 

Wrong Bukit Larut is use 665 for media prima 697 for RTM

My 2015 LG TV has built in decoder. I just installed MYTV today. 5 elements antenna is mounted high on the rooftop. As per Google map, direct line distance to KL Tower is 11km. Full HD Channels are crystal clear and I'm able to receive Dolby Digital audio but it's only 2 channel s. I hope the stations will transmit in Dolby Digital 5.1 to unlock the full potential of the hardware. Occasionally though, there's a 1 second mute in audio. Not sure if anyone experience this? Subtitles for a movie I watched appears clipped. I've not used it enough to conclude how good it is but first impression is quite good. Probably there  are still some technical glitches in the transmission for them to iron out I'm not sure..

The audio is in AAC stereo format, not Dolby Digital. With only 11km from the transmitter, coupled with high rooftop antenna, I actually expect you could receive stronger signal strength. Anyway, strong signal quality is much more important than signal strength, as seen in your image.

In my DTV TV Audio setting I set my audio output as Auto. Among the other options available are HE-AAC, DD, DD Plus and MPEG. Sound bar connected to TV via optical cable. When I set as  Auto, and tune to TV1, TV2, TV3 sound bar displays DD 2/0.0. Occasionally the audio cuts off for around a second or two. The sound bar displays PCM 2/0.0 when this happens. The video plays back smoothly though. Not sure if you all experience this intermittent audio disruption?

Signal strength is at  92% and 78% for the 2 respective frequencies. I believe this should be good enough. Picture is smooth, it's just the occasional audio disruption which is causing some annoyance..I did a search and found that this has also happened in UK, albeit old news : https://www.whathifi.com/news/update-bbc-ex...-audio-dropouts

Not many places 11km from Menara KL actually have line of sight, too many tall buildings have gone up. The Bkt Sg Besi transmitter is at about the same height, but much clearer surroundings

btw, all RTM channel in HD is having gambar pecah when i tune in this morning, only all media prima, bernama and al-hijrah is ok.

It's all about that video bitrate.

For all Mux 1 channels, you can see that they use the same constant bitrate for its SD and HD channels.


A closer look on the 3 HD channels on Mux 1.

Mux 2: The 5 RTM channels in HD quality.

Mux 1 (TV3, Al Hijrah, Go Shop):
4.14Mbps per HD channel
2.09Mbps per SD channel

Mux 2 (All RTM channels):
3.6Mbps per HD channel

So, do you find that the video bitrate is "enough" based on what you see on myFreeview's HD channels?

plenty of improvements should be make.

Need advise. Looking at my TV spec (LG42LS5700), it does support DVB-T. Is this compatible with DVB-T2? or do I need both new antenna and DVB-T2 decoder to view myFreeview TV?

TIA sifus.