Please,Gurus in the house, anyone with an idea of what could be wrong with my GoTv, it works perfectly fine with Nepa light but NEVER works when my generator is on, it keeps searching for eternity and later get "No channels found" response, please what could be wrong and what do I do

Would somebody be able to advise the vaseline crew to remain off this thread?

This is serious. Maybe your generator is jamming the signal or the voltage the generator is supplying is not adequate for the decoder. Lol. I use small Tiger generator and my GOTv works fine.

Congratulations!!!!

Even your Gotv has understood the economic situation and will not want you to stress your pocket any further. It just pity you and wants you to concentrate on basic necessities.

Once again Congrats!

It does happen, the power is too much for the adapter so it won't take it, so the solution is to add more load to the generator or going to the generator to reduce the strength of power output,

Even with my deep freezer on, it keeps hanging, but om PHCN, it goes smoothly, i tire

HAH:
It does happen, the power is too much for the adapter so it won't take it, so the solution is to add more load to the generator or going to the generator to reduce the strength of power output,

Problem was the Generator noise, once i moved the generator to another location, it worked fine

Novelman:
Problem was the Generator noise, once i moved the generator to another location, it worked fine

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Yes..

Because of cr7


Dstv is playing Italian league this season.

Wow

Novelman:
Problem was the Generator noise, once i moved the generator to another location, it worked fine

Oh oh.... Thanks for this... Cos I also experience this

HAH:
It does happen, the power is too much for the adapter so it won't take it, so the solution is to add more load to the generator or going to the generator to reduce the strength of power output,

You could be right. Right now my power adaptor would not supply power a to the decoder at all when on my portable generator but works fine on PHCN. I would try to turn down the voltage a little and see what happens.