Rob at Loanhead
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Can the flat, amplified types of TV aerials be installed in lofts, or do require to be adjacent to the TV?
Thanks,
Rob
Thanks,
Rob
This is in a house I am moving into. There is an unconnected coax cable running from the loft to where the TV is. I tried connecting a yagi type aerial about 3 feet long with 7 directors, a dipole and reflector but was getting nothing on the TV. I thought an amplified aerial with a high gain might be the answer. The house is on the east coast approximately 12 miles south east from the Durris transmitter. The previous occupant only used SKY, so perhaps the area is not suitable for Freeview.
Thanks,
Rob
With a loft as well?12mls SE of Durris means you are on a boat
With a loft as well?
I tried connecting a yagi type aerial about 3 feet long with 7 directors, a dipole and reflector but was getting nothing on the TV. I thought an amplified aerial with a high gain might be the answer.