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link2007

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#28532 3-Dec-2008 12:54
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where can i find out if i'm near a tv transmission tower?

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  #181769 3-Dec-2008 13:18
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Check out www.freeviewnz.tv, to check your coverage. There are maps for parts of the country at the bottom of that page. A red triangle represents a transmission tower.



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  #181790 3-Dec-2008 14:21
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As eXdee says use the coverage map and it would also help if you said roughly where you are, as some locations require that you use one of several transmitters, which is not always apparent.

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