freeview channels

dr pop | 00:16 Mon 13th Feb 2006 | Technology

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Just got new TV with built in Freeview channels-How can I improve signal strength so I can actually watch something?????

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Buenchico

A signal amplifier might help but, in general (& assuming that you're in at least a fringe Freeview reception area), the most important thing for good reception is a decent aerial. The one which has been repeatedly recommended by ABers (and subsequently praised by everbody who's bought one) is the 48-element model sold by Maplins. The catalogue reference is PT18U and it's priced at �29.99 (plus, of course, if you're not skilled at DIY while up a ladder, you'll need to pay someone to fit it).

You can find your nearest Maplin store here:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/StoreLocator.aspx?doy=13m2
or you can buy online here:
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Search.aspx?criteria=PT18U&d oy=13m2&source=15

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