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Below are all of Florian's postings, with the most recent are at the bottom of the page.Briantist,
Thanks you for your answer, however:
1.I did try a £18 indoor amplified antenna and I got 36 channels with on 3 channel 48, 53, 56, transmitter name North East (my postcode is SR4 6EF). The antenna NEEDS the amplifier to max position, otherwise nothing comes up. I live at ground floor and the antenna HAS to be oriented in the oposite direction as the antennas on rooftops of neighbours. It is also very sensitive to location, 3-4cm actually make a big difference.
If the indoors antennas wouldn't work, why would the local shops still sell them?
Anyway, as me being a student I NEED to use an indoor.
Is there a topic for indoor antennas/reception?
Thanks!
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Friday 18 November 2011 9:15PM
Sunderland
I am not familiar with tv in England, as I am a student, living in Sunderland, SR4 6EF.
1. Do you think I could succesfully use an in-room Dvb antenna for freeview? and if so, which one shoud i choose? I have an integrated dvb-t and dvb-t inside my monitor.
2. There is a sky dish left unused, what is needed to get it to work? is freesat better then freeview? Is it totally free? Which is the cheapest equipment needed?
Thank you!