Getting a indoor tv aerial

Charlton_King

Chris_Nowak wrote: »

The 'portable tv aerial problem' is something coming fast over the horizon and Government ministers have only just realised what a time bomb they have waiting to explode here.

There are countless millions of CRT portables currently sitting happily on kitchen worktops, bedside tables etc in homes throughout the country which are suddenly going to fail when the signal is switched off. They quite likely outnumber the 'main tv'.

It'll be no good buying a digibox because there won't be an aerial socket to use and the current generation of indoor aerials are absolute pants.

This issue simply has not been addressed to the best of my knowledge.

Chris Nowak is right - I have tried every which way BUT connecting my portable to a roof HG antenna and the results are dreadful. The industry has got egg on its face big time with this problem. I can see no solution to 'the millions-of-kitchen/bedroom-portables-analogue-switch-off' problem.

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ss4

Inactive wrote: »

You would need to buy a signal strength meter, unless your Freeview Receiver has signal stregth meters built in.

I have just found the signal strength meter on my tv, I get a 8/10 for signal strength and 10/10 for signal quality

Inactive

ss4 wrote: »

I have just found the signal strength meter on my tv, I get a 8/10 for signal strength and 10/10 for signal quality

Great result..