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fudge · 14-12-2005, 09:48

Sorted , i tried his indoor aerial but did not pick up any channels apart from bbc1, so i decided to connect my outdoor aerial up . took a bit of time to connect lead from front room up to his back bedroom but was worth it , great pictures now being picked up , i did that on saturday then because of the oil blow we had here on sunday my ntl tv and internet had been down untill today so we were all up in his bedroom watching the news on his freeview , but yes i do reccomend the freeview and for only £24.99 one of payment you cant go wrong. (from asda )

14-12-2005, 09:48	#8
fudge Inactive Join Date: May 2005 Location: Hertfordshire Age: 68 Posts: 401	Re: Aerial for freeview Sorted , i tried his indoor aerial but did not pick up any channels apart from bbc1, so i decided to connect my outdoor aerial up . took a bit of time to connect lead from front room up to his back bedroom but was worth it , great pictures now being picked up , i did that on saturday then because of the oil blow we had here on sunday my ntl tv and internet had been down untill today so we were all up in his bedroom watching the news on his freeview , but yes i do reccomend the freeview and for only £24.99 one of payment you cant go wrong. (from asda )