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SimpleSimon · 09-04-2012, 20:14

This is an update to my original post.

I went ahead and bought the aerial I mentioned from Argos as it was only £14.99 (good spot there Kymmy - thanks).

I have been down to my daughters this weekend and managed to use this aerial and get a total of 125 channels tuned in without too much hassle. I just plugged it in set it on the floor with the aerial pointing in the same direction as all the aerials on the roofs of houses nearby and did an auto tune of the Sony TV. The only thing I needed to do was to place the aerial higher off the floor.

So once again thanks for the advice.

09-04-2012, 20:14	#6
SimpleSimon cf.addict Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Peterborough Age: 64 Services: VIP Package Posts: 316	Re: Freeview Indoor Aerial This is an update to my original post. I went ahead and bought the aerial I mentioned from Argos as it was only £14.99 (good spot there Kymmy - thanks). I have been down to my daughters this weekend and managed to use this aerial and get a total of 125 channels tuned in without too much hassle. I just plugged it in set it on the floor with the aerial pointing in the same direction as all the aerials on the roofs of houses nearby and did an auto tune of the Sony TV. The only thing I needed to do was to place the aerial higher off the floor. So once again thanks for the advice.