Does anyone have experience with indoor antennas for Freeview HD?
Or are they not worth the hassle - pay for an outdoor antenna to be connected instead?
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Sideface
lxsw20: More something like this, not pretty but can be hidden behind the TV.
http://www.jaycar.co.nz/Sight-%26-Sound---Home/TV-Accessories/Antennas/Slim-Digital-TV-Indoor-Antenna-with-Amplifier/p/LT3206
Sideface
lxsw20: More something like this, not pretty but can be hidden behind the TV.
http://www.jaycar.co.nz/Sight-%26-Sound---Home/TV-Accessories/Antennas/Slim-Digital-TV-Indoor-Antenna-with-Amplifier/p/LT3206
Doing your best is much more important than being the best.
B1GGLZ:lxsw20: More something like this, not pretty but can be hidden behind the TV.
http://www.jaycar.co.nz/Sight-%26-Sound---Home/TV-Accessories/Antennas/Slim-Digital-TV-Indoor-Antenna-with-Amplifier/p/LT3206
But it's double the price of a complete UHF outdoor antenna pack available from DSE today only.
http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/antennas/dick-smith-hd-uhf-outdoor-antenna-pack-dsnz-l4735
Plus cable, plus wall face plate, plus your time, plus any tools you require but don't own. I'm not saying it's not a good solution but if you don't own the place or don't have the skills to install that your self then an indoor can work fine in the right situation.
lxsw20:B1GGLZ:lxsw20: More something like this, not pretty but can be hidden behind the TV.
http://www.jaycar.co.nz/Sight-%26-Sound---Home/TV-Accessories/Antennas/Slim-Digital-TV-Indoor-Antenna-with-Amplifier/p/LT3206
But it's double the price of a complete UHF outdoor antenna pack available from DSE today only.
http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/antennas/dick-smith-hd-uhf-outdoor-antenna-pack-dsnz-l4735
Plus cable, plus wall face plate, plus your time, plus any tools you require but don't own. I'm not saying it's not a good solution but if you don't own the place or don't have the skills to install that your self then an indoor can work fine in the right situation.
Nah just pretend to be a sky installer and attach the outdoor to antenna to the window frame or barge board if you can be bothered. Run the coax through the sealant below the window sill straight into the back of the TV. Only tools required are a crescent and a long screwdriver..... yum
Matthew
Nothing is impossible for the man who doesn't have to do it himself - A. H. Weiler
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