Freeview integrated tv question

ukcarper

aliEnRIK wrote: »

Not sure what your question is but his advice was sound

If somones in a bad area for reception (Ie, no matter what you do your going to have a bad signal), then spending money on a new aerial (or having it reset or whatever) is pointless

Originally Posted by almillar
1jim - bottom line, you'll need to upgrade her aerial at some point, why not do it now? You might want to check with her neighbours how their reception is before wasting your money if you're in an area with poor reception.


I think the latter part of his advice was good I was just wondering about the highlighted part.

aliEnRIK

I cant say for sure. But I took what almillar said as a basic upgrade.
ie - IF the aerial requires replacing then do so. Though it may just need readjusting, rewiring or whatever.

almillar

OP wants Freeview, and aerial is too weak, so subject to not being in a blackspot, just upgrade the aerial now - was the point of my post, as Rik has understood.