Scarface2003 05.01.2011 21:53 Hello there, I have just moved into rented property which does not have an outdoor coaxial cable and I have small flat screen TV with digital freeview. How can I watch digital TV without an outdoor aerial - would an indoor aeriel do the trick ? If so what the best one to go for - to get the best signal strength. Thanks Scarface Quick google found this thread .... on AVF, might be useful for you. i just got some from tescos for a ?5 each all work great in the kids rooms  blaggard 05.01.2011 23:23 Entirely dependent upon your situation, get an indoor and try. Scarface2003 06.01.2011 19:33 Thanks for all the replies. I will get an aerial and play about with it. The link to the thread below has some good info on it too. Quick google found this thread .... on AVF, might be useful for you. Thanks trueblue924 06.01.2011 21:01 I bought an aerial with in built amplifer cost about ?15 quid and had got good reviews but wouldnt even get 1-5 or freeview with it at my house but my son who lives ten mins down the road picks up em all up so i think it really depends on where you live and where you have the aerial etc
This is the one i got .... but i got it from asda. Thanks Where? Did you foroet to click the button? On a side note, I have sly so doesn't affect me, but I get a great signal on my built in freeview on my tv (LG 42LD450) until around 6pm, then I can't even get 1-5...then it comes back on again around 10-11pm. I live near a power station so wonder if it might be that, but as has been said it deffo depends on where you live, what way ariel faces etc. Good luck with it  Scarface2003 10.01.2011 14:56 Thanks. In process of looking into it and purchasing something that will work. Few tips before purchase... Google how far your local transmitter away from you, if it's a distance the likely hood of receiving all the channels will be minimal. Try to get as close to the window as you can. Have a look at other aerials on the other properties, if they have large aerials it's pointing to it will be a no go. and if you do get one and it doesn't work, unpack it carefully and keep the receipt  Scarface2003 12.01.2011 18:44 Few tips before purchase... Google how far your local transmitter away from you, if it's a distance the likely hood of receiving all the channels will be minimal. Try to get as close to the window as you can. Have a look at other aerials on the other properties, if they have large aerials it's pointing to it will be a no go. and if you do get one and it doesn't work, unpack it carefully and keep the receipt Thanks  Similar Threads
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