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Best Aerial for Portlaoise

  • 18-02-2009 12:50pm
    #1
    Ms K Sir A
    Closed Accounts Posts: 109 ✭✭


    Ok... My head is slowly stopping spinning having tried in vane to educate myself here....

    Can anyone recommend an aerial to receive the most I can receive by way of TV channels given I live in Portlaoise. The rabbit ears won't cut it.... not at all..... not even a seemingly good set with a hoop and god knows what else by way of greatness will they work.

    With this in mind I'm presuming an attic install probably won't work either.... though I would love to be proven wrong. Sounds handy!!

    I'm well impressed with tvtrade.ie pricing found on a previous post. But my questions are: -

    1. Which aerial should I aspire to own to suit my needs.
    2. Any website recommendations for purchase of recommended aerial at good price?
    3. Can I rehash the redundant chorus wired system in place in the house to get stations in all rooms in the house in a quick disconnect / reconnect step?


    I currently have sky (in the living room only) ... thinking of cancelling... but would rather not be left without the old RTE's.


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  • #2
    tellyman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭tellyman


    Depends on what part of the town but generally best signal from Mount Leinster so you need VHF band 3 aerial for RTE 1 & 2 and a group A or wideband UHF for TV3 & TG4.
    May work in attic depending on location.
    PM if you need help.


  • #3
    Ms K Sir A
    Closed Accounts Posts: 109 ✭✭Ms K Sir A


    Thanks Tellyman.... reply sent to you via PM. :-)


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