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Student in the Laboratory, Lancaster University
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TV reception

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Busybee3
Everyone's freeview box works apart from mine :-(
Student in the Laboratory, Lancaster University
Lancaster University
Lancaster
i've got a normal portable aerial and gives satisfactory results, some interference but get all channels. if i buy a freeview/digital aerial will i get better reception (1to5) not bothered about freeview channels
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ben_g_ali
i've got a normal portable aerial and gives satisfactory results, some interference but get all channels. if i buy a freeview/digital aerial will i get better reception (1to5) not bothered about freeview channels


When you say "Some interference" I'm guessing the answer here will be 'no'.
right so a digital aerial wont improve current reception
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ben_g_ali
right so a digital aerial wont improve current reception


I wouldn't think so, to be honest. The only difference is is the length of the aerial, they're both metal at the end of the day. It's hard to tell really without trying if you'll get a good digital signal, but the interference you're getting suggests not (which college are you in?)

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