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Corsa Sport » Message Board » Off Day » Geek Day » Loft mounted freeview aerial » Post Reply
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| Nic Barnes |
posted on 18th Dec 15 at 18:23 |
Sorted it with a one from screw fix. 5 aerial points in this house to attach to the splitter but it's all done and reception is brilliant. | |
| pow |
posted on 15th Dec 15 at 09:26 |
Cheap and cheerful has always worked for me, get an app on your phone to point it in the right location. | |
| Nic Barnes |
posted on 14th Dec 15 at 18:05 |
Cool thanks I will check that up later | |
| Dom |
posted on 14th Dec 15 at 17:23 |
There's multiple types of antennas depending on what transmitter you use and distance/location etc. So the easiest is to find out which transmitter is closest to you then go to AerialsAndTv.com (Transmitter List) and hunt out the correct antenna :thumbs: | |
| Nic Barnes |
posted on 14th Dec 15 at 16:01 |
http://m.screwfix.com/p/labgear-tv-aerial-high-gain-48-element/30515 | |
| Nic Barnes |
posted on 14th Dec 15 at 15:59 |
Yeah junction or whatever is in the loft ready for an aerial. Screw fix is right opposite my work so that's a good shout cheers | |
| Gary |
posted on 14th Dec 15 at 15:50 |
Plenty at screwfix. The house wired for aerials already? | |
| Nic Barnes |
posted on 14th Dec 15 at 14:59 |
Anyone recommend anything? Won't be bothering with sky or the likes, just going to get a recordable freeview box as never really watch much else but the old channels. |