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bg999 · 24-01-2007, 14:21

This may be slightly off topic, but here goes. I have the TVDrive and am getting a new TV with an integrated Freeview box (handy for 2 footie matches at the same time with PiP!). However I do not have an external aerial and the box does not supply any RF channels anymore. Will I be able to use an internal aerial direct to the TV to get a Freeview signal, or am I going to have to get an external aerial fitted?

I am getting a Pioneer 427XD and when I mentioned this problem to the guy in Currys he said that the TV was too big to receive a signal from an internal aerial. Is he right? Thanks in advance.

24-01-2007, 14:21	#7
bg999 Inactive Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 5	Re: TV Drive, bypass filter This may be slightly off topic, but here goes. I have the TVDrive and am getting a new TV with an integrated Freeview box (handy for 2 footie matches at the same time with PiP!). However I do not have an external aerial and the box does not supply any RF channels anymore. Will I be able to use an internal aerial direct to the TV to get a Freeview signal, or am I going to have to get an external aerial fitted? I am getting a Pioneer 427XD and when I mentioned this problem to the guy in Currys he said that the TV was too big to receive a signal from an internal aerial. Is he right? Thanks in advance.