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NeroAerials · 20-01-2010, 22:45

You cannot line up an aerial onto a digital signal accurately without a meter, even then, some installers, although they have tv meters are only able to locate the strongest signals, which are not alays the best, If asking for an installer, always ask if they have a spectrum analyser, that way they can show you every single channel working on their inbuilt screens to give you peace of mind, along with a one year, no quibble guarantee.

As advised above, please use a fully registered RDI who has been in the trade for a minimum 5 years as some of the newer ones, although they have the paperwork, still haven't got a clue what they are doing.

20-01-2010, 22:45	#18
NeroAerials Inactive Join Date: Jan 2010 Services: Virgin TV & broadband Hotbird Freesat Freeview Posts: 12	Re: Freeview poor BBC signal You cannot line up an aerial onto a digital signal accurately without a meter, even then, some installers, although they have tv meters are only able to locate the strongest signals, which are not alays the best, If asking for an installer, always ask if they have a spectrum analyser, that way they can show you every single channel working on their inbuilt screens to give you peace of mind, along with a one year, no quibble guarantee. As advised above, please use a fully registered RDI who has been in the trade for a minimum 5 years as some of the newer ones, although they have the paperwork, still haven't got a clue what they are doing.