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Indoor Digital TV Arial
susi
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Sorry if this is in the wrong place but does anyone know of a good Digital TV Arial, My daughter has bought a small TV for the bedroom but can only get 2 chanels on it at the moment
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Sorry to be pedantic but there is no such thing as a digital aerial.
I would hesitate to recommend any indoor aerial as being any good for digital terrestrial.
If you have access to the loft space then the easiest solution would be to install an outdoor aerial in it.That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
I had to split my rooftop aerial for the best reception in 2 rooms. Could you split yours???
Indoors you tend to have scattered signals and indoor aerials are hit n miss. Amplified ones too!
The best pics are normally when you are standing on a chair, holding a broom with the aerial on it and a leg out!!!0 -
Oh right, been looking on sainsburys's website and they sell indoor digital aerial's?0
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If you split the feed from your main aerial as above it would be worth getting a small distribution amplifier.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/SLx-Aerial-Amplifier-digital-bypass/dp/B0009D5VU2/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1294428097&sr=8-5That gum you like is coming back in style.0 -
Thanks for all your replies, she has a man coming to split her arial for her next week, thank you all0
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I would probably hesitate too, but it does depend on your location......I would hesitate to recommend any indoor aerial as being any good for digital terrestrial.....
"Line of sight" is ideally what you need! I am about 15 miles from my local transmitter with no close physical obstruction in the way and can receive the 50 [at the last count] currently available Freeview TV channels with an indoor ground floor aerial.
I suppose I'm just saying that it can be worth trying.".....where it is corrupt, purge it....."0
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