To replace a bedroom portable TV with an indoor aerial what Freeview specificati

To replace a bedroom portable TV with an indoor aerial what Freeview specification should I look for in the replacement TV?

^{Brian Butterworth published on UK Free TV 2nd October 2014 at 00:37}

If you are replacing your TV I would suggest that you consider an integrated digital TV as they use less power than a TV combined with a set-top box. LCD TVs have very good power consumption levels.

Freeview reception can only be reliable received with a roof-top aerial, however you should be able to receive some channels with an indoor aerial, but it needs to be located by the window nearest the transmitter, as it will most definitely not work in a "set-top" position.

https://ukfree.tv/article/1107051086

You can buy a number of "indoor" aerials that have a booster combined.

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Tuesday, 11 January 2011

Jane Brothbank
9:33 PM

I live in a rented house. The tv ariel was there when I moved in 27 years ago.Is it my responsibility or the landlords to replace the ariel?

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9:44 PM

Jane Brothbank: The will be your responsibility, but you may have to see permission for access.

If the aerial is shared with others you would have to seek the advice of the managing agent.

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