in door tv aerial

susiesue_2

i need to buy a digital compatible indoor TV aerial ther are so many to choose from can anybody help?

thanks

sparvar

I've got an indoor one and I'm in a strong area, it is frustrating, best to get an outdoor aerial. If you do want an indoor one get one fron argos then you can return it if it's rubbish within 16 days and try another one.

economiser

We are not in a strong reception area but find a loft aerial is OK. Didn't fancy climbing on the roof or paying to have it done.

cashflow

I posted this on the 5th January......if you do go to Argos you may wish to try getting this cheap aerial. I don't know what materials they use, but it's the best indoor room aerial that I've bought or seen over the years for freeview viewing..... Telecam TCE2000 aerial ( £10 from Argos; £20 if bought with the built-in booster ). Prior to purchase the weakest Freeview channels on my t.v. had signal-strength readings of about 75%, and now those same channels have signal readings of 90%, or just over!' Let me know what you think if you do decide to try one.

sparvar

I tried a booster, it was rubbish.

vansboy

Beware of boosters & amplifiers - they can sometimes make the picture better, but quite often INCREASE any interference!!

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skintandsad

After reading advice on this very website, I purchased a telecam TCE2000 from Argos for the grand sum of £9.99.

I have it placed on a shelf up high in a downstairs room for use with my 15" freeview tv.

I must say the only time I have any signal problems is if a big lorry pulls up outside my house in front of where the aerial is located - it seems to block the signal.

Other than that - this aerial picks up all of the freeview channels in my area perfectly - I have had it about 6 months with no problems.

At least with Argos, if you buy it, try it and it doesn't work, you can just pop it back for a refund (assuming you live fairly close).