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![]() "****" wrote in message ... Hi dose anybody use free to view as aposed to sky. in their van. is the setup easy, compaired to sky?? is the reception better then anologe on sites Take a look at Reception prodication at http://www.wolfbane.com/articles/tvr.htm A thing about digital is that not many of the relay transmitter sites do digital. A normal directional aerial will probably be required, that's what I used rather than my Status. -- Regards, David Please reply to News Group. |
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On Sat, 9 Aug 2003 11:45:04 +0100, "****" wrote:
| Hi dose anybody use free to view as aposed to sky. in their van. Yes | is the setup easy, compaired to sky?? You need a new directional aerial with amplifier and to point it in the same direction as the rest of the aerials, then tweek direction for best signal. Set up when you have a signal is easy. | is the reception better then anologe on sites DTT Reception depends on where you are. In the countryside it is often cr*p. I use analogue as backup if DTT fails. Dave F |