It's easy to install

It can be quite safe and simple to install Digital television for yourself.

Don't be fooled or pay for anything you don't need.

And if it anyone starts talking technical, here is your explanatory guide

^{Brian Butterworth published on UK Free TV 6th July 2005 at 09:39}

Help with Television sets?

Why are all TVs on sale not digital?	1
Do I still have to pay for a TV licence?	2
I had perfect channel 5 reception - until I got a digital TV box!	3
I Have a Pocket Tv For taking out so I can keep up with news and sport. Will thi	4
The pictures from my digital box are all green!	5

In this section

Loft aerials	1
Do I need to buy a booster?	2
How to receive Freeview on your PC	3
Indoor aerials	4
Whole house digital TV	5
Connecting it all up	6

Comments

Wednesday, 27 February 2013

Dave Lindsay

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9:00 PM

Andy Pryce: You need a Cat 5 aka ethernet cable. There's loads of sites selling them or a computer outlet will do.

Ethernet is a that works over cable lengths of up to 100m. isn't lost; it doesn't work like that.

Powerline adapters...wouldn't touch them with a ten-foot bargepole. As well as the electromagnetic polution, it would seem a total waste of electricity when the alternative is so simple:

Welcome to Ban Power Line Technology

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Thursday, 16 May 2013

Mr.B.W.Foxen
10:00 PM
Barrow-in-furness

I am receiving BBC1 and would like to receive ,doI manually tune my TV
to the numbers shown on the BT Official Site ? please advise.

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Dave Lindsay

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10:22 PM

Mr.B.W.Foxen: Yes, or you may be able to avoid the Welsh transmissions by unplugging the during the part of the that the Moel-y-Parc transmitting broadcasts.

Have your aerial out until 50%. Then view the strength screen on each of these to see which you are tuned to:

BBC One | WH= | MyP=
ITV | WH= | MyP=
BBC One HD | WH= | MyP=
ITV3 | WH= | MyP=
Pick TV | WH= | MyP=
Film4 | WH= | MyP=

WH= and MyP=Moel-y-Parc

There is a little bit of overlap in the highest Moel-y-Parc channel and the lowest Winter Hill one, although the Commercial channels (51, 52 and 48) from Moel-y-Parc are at half transmission power to the Public Service (45, 39, 42) ones.

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Wednesday, 3 July 2013

Derek Matravers
9:10 AM

I notice that, from , my orientation should be 'Horizontal max' for the high powered , and the lower powered ones are Horizontal -3dB. What is horizontal -3dB?

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Dave Lindsay

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10:31 AM

Derek Matravers: The text following the "Horizontal" relates to the . The highest power is "max" and "-3dB" means what it says relative to the "max", which in this case is half-power.

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