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Old 02-10-2005, 13:41   #8
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Re: Digital aerial - required?

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Originally Posted by pop80_uk
Sometimes yes and sometimes no is the answer.
No - there's no such thing as a "digital aerial".

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Originally Posted by banjo
A digital aerial is a wide band aerial,
Good, but no cigar.

Most people today do buy wideband aerials, but this isn't always a great idea if you're in an area with 'poor signal'.

My point of being here is to say that there is no such thing, there never has been such a thing, and there never will be such a thing as a so-called 'digital aerial'. The reason why some people need aerial upgrades is that their current aerials are the wrong group for the, co-incidentally, digital transmissions.
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