TheyCallMeTJ
Distinguished Member
Hey guys
I need to get a new indoor aerial as my old one ones have copped out on me after serving me very well for many years, receiving full HD Freeview on each.
I live just 3 miles from my nearest transmitter (Crystal Palace) so I suspect that is one of the reason why I am one of the fortunate ones, where a good indoor aerial works well (Wolfbane apprx results also shows "set top"). Its a good thing too because I do not want an outdoor aerial installed for several reasons which would have been a no go option.
So I have been using two aerials feeding into dual freeview tuners on my HTPC. This time I want just want one aerial to feed 3 HD Freeview tuner sources (one on my TV and two on my HTPC duo tuners).
Would this suffice for me?
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Otherwise, what parameters should I be looking for in terms of splitting the one signal to 3 tuners. Should I have some sort of booster/amp? I know for sure I need some kind of splitter.
Any advice is welcome.
I need to get a new indoor aerial as my old one ones have copped out on me after serving me very well for many years, receiving full HD Freeview on each.
I live just 3 miles from my nearest transmitter (Crystal Palace) so I suspect that is one of the reason why I am one of the fortunate ones, where a good indoor aerial works well (Wolfbane apprx results also shows "set top"). Its a good thing too because I do not want an outdoor aerial installed for several reasons which would have been a no go option.
So I have been using two aerials feeding into dual freeview tuners on my HTPC. This time I want just want one aerial to feed 3 HD Freeview tuner sources (one on my TV and two on my HTPC duo tuners).
Would this suffice for me?
[ame="http://www.amazon.co.uk/SV-9323-DVB-T-antenna-Frequency/dp/B003A6CHA2/ref=sr_1_24?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1355604081&sr=1-24"]One for All SV 9323 DVB-T antenna;Frequency range=47: Amazon.co.uk: Electronics@@AMEPARAM@@http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31vWwJc42dL.@@AMEPARAM@@31vWwJc42dL[/ame]
Otherwise, what parameters should I be looking for in terms of splitting the one signal to 3 tuners. Should I have some sort of booster/amp? I know for sure I need some kind of splitter.
Any advice is welcome.