Signal booster is no use if the original reception is not good - all you're doing is boosting a bad signal which will probably make it worse. You may need more than an indoor aerial if this is proving difficult - e.g. an attic installation or else and external one.
Nobody mentioned buying another booster.well the hoop aerial i have already i got in Maplin. As was said earlier a signal would boost a bad signal, that's probably why i wouldn't bother buying another one -i'd probably get the same result.
He means no connection with the shop in question!when u say 'no connection' do u mean it is
Nobody mentioned buying another booster.
Maplin may have something suitable as well.
well the hoop aerial i have already i got in Maplin. As was said earlier a signal would boost a bad signal, that's probably why i wouldn't bother buying another one -i'd probably get the same result.
I'd like to try this 'UHF antenna in the attic' approach - I'm just wondering about the setup - when u say 'no connection' do u mean it is 1) a wireless aerial 2) you are not subscribed to any pay/digital tv, or 3) the shop has nothing to do with Mr Burns of the Simpsons? :lol:
What about the length of the RF cable - would this not cause some signal fade?!?. Thanks for the help so far!
Who are the Simpsons?
Presumably he means to test the reception and not to live there!Btw, my attic isn't really a place I could reside in, so I wouldn't be bothered watching a portable telly up there.
A combination of an aerial in the attic for the terrestrial channels and Lidl/Aldi boxes will give you unlimited channels using Freesat. We had Sky and decided to drop it after a couple of years, kept the Sky boxes (after a year's subscription to Sky, the box is yours) and can now watch as many Channels as we like - no ongoing cost. Initial outlay was €100 to get a man to supply and install the aerial in the attic - well worth it. (Only thing I miss is MasterChef
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