Hi all,
I was going to go down the freesat route but we've decided that since we built the house in 2010 & didn't put an aerial in its now time to do it. Our little boy is growing fast so will want to have an aerial feed to his room eventually (already cabled when we built the house).
So what do we need & how easy is it to fit & get the strongest reception? We live up on Epsom Downs in a place called Langley Vale so we are in a bit of a dip in the valley so all our neighbours seems to have their aerials about 2m up above the house height to get the best reception.
The reason I want a twin output is I want one line to our bedroom for a really strong reception on freeview, the other feed will go to a booster that already feeds the 3 other rooms needed.
Not afraid of fitting it myself as I put SKY up here on my own & managed to get the dish lined up etc.
So what do we need & what ££ are we looking at?
Thanks all,
Russ
I was going to go down the freesat route but we've decided that since we built the house in 2010 & didn't put an aerial in its now time to do it. Our little boy is growing fast so will want to have an aerial feed to his room eventually (already cabled when we built the house).
So what do we need & how easy is it to fit & get the strongest reception? We live up on Epsom Downs in a place called Langley Vale so we are in a bit of a dip in the valley so all our neighbours seems to have their aerials about 2m up above the house height to get the best reception.
The reason I want a twin output is I want one line to our bedroom for a really strong reception on freeview, the other feed will go to a booster that already feeds the 3 other rooms needed.
Not afraid of fitting it myself as I put SKY up here on my own & managed to get the dish lined up etc.
So what do we need & what ££ are we looking at?
Thanks all,
Russ