Indoor TV aerials

Ian_Muir

I am confused by what I read about which indoor aerial to buy for a spare room 22" Widescreen Freeview TV. Can anyone advise which work well and which to avoid?

Owain_Moneysaver

whether it will work at all or how well depends on where you live, where your transmitter is, how powerful the transmitter is, whether you have foil-lined plasterboard walls in your house, and a lot of other things we have no way of knowing.

Don't buy it from somewhere that doesn't have a return policy.

James123_2

Indoor aerials rarely work unless you can physically see the transmitter. Even then there are so many variables as to make them impractical for most installs. I guess Argos would be a first start as you can then take it back readily. However, a bit of quality RG6 cable and splitter/booster to your down lead would be a much more of a permanent fix.
http://www.aerialsandtv.com/atvschoiceofaerials.html
Above is a superb source of information on the subject. Not sure whether the forum will allow the posting of such a site.