Thread: Integrated Freeview problems
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Old 28-06-2009, 12:18   #3
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Re: Integrated Freeview problems
Loft aerials and passive splitting are very unlikley to get a good result, particularly with digital. You're possibly loosing 1/3 of your signal through the roof. Putting it outside, even on an outside wall as high as possible may make the difference you need. Also no two manufacturers tuners are the same, some are more sensative than others.
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