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Freeview reception in North County Dublin

davidgrove · 2009-07-11 11:34:36

Will an existing 60ft aerial in Rush pick up NI Freeview transmissions?

11-07-2009 11:34am

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Will an existing 60ft aerial in Rush pick up NI Freeview transmissions?

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#2 11-07-2009 4:33pm

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Maybe from Divis but it's dodgy I'd say.

What are the analogues like? Wheres it pointed to? Horizontal or vertical.

Can you get Five analogue on it,thats usually a good rule of thumb-even though five is from black mountain,if you have it fairly ok then Divis DTT may well be ok for you.

*word of caution though* your cabling ,boxes and aerial would want to be in good nick-otherwise being in a fringe area it's probably not worth relying on dtt and better to go the satelite route.

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#3 14-07-2009 9:20pm

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Many thanks Blackbriar.

Only get 5 during high pressure in summer, so I think Freesat is the way to go.

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