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tv with freeview

rachaelf750 · 2011-10-11 17:45:26

I have a tv with freeview stations.Sometimes they come in good a clear and the rest of the time they are all jumbled.Is there anything I can do to stop this ? I'm based in Co.Louth. Thanks.

11-10-2011 5:45pm

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rachaelf750

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I have a tv with freeview stations.Sometimes they come in good a clear and the rest of the time they are all jumbled.Is there anything I can do to stop this ? I'm based in Co.Louth.

Thanks.

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#2 11-10-2011 6:27pm

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rachaelf750 wrote: »

I have a tv with freeview stations.Sometimes they come in good a clear and the rest of the time they are all jumbled.Is there anything I can do to stop this ? I'm based in Co.Louth.

Thanks.

Wrong forum-you'd be better posting this in the terrestrial forum.

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#3 11-10-2011 7:38pm

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Unfortunately you need a better gain Ariel or a booster. Digital signal drop off is very rapid. Depending on many variables like weather you can lose signal .

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