Thread: Freeview with no aerial?..
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Old 09-01-2011, 17:06   #3
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Re: Freeview with no aerial?..
I would say using a set top aerial at that distance would require it to be positioned in a window with direct and unobstructed line of sight to Black Hill. A rooftop aerial is the best bet in all situations, as indoor aerials can be an absolute pain with people moving about and household electrical interference.
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