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Does the PCTV Nanostick T2 have a signal meter?

byrnefm · 2012-03-03 11:11:14

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows if the "PCTV Nanostick t2" USB DTT stick has a signal meter? If not, could anyone recommend a good USB stick that does have? I was drawn to this USB stick as I can pick up Freeview from here and wanted to be a bit 'future proof' with it. The reason I ask about the signal meter part is…

03-03-2012 11:11am

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byrnefm

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Hi,

I was wondering if anyone knows if the "PCTV Nanostick t2" USB DTT stick has a signal meter? If not, could anyone recommend a good USB stick that does have?

I was drawn to this USB stick as I can pick up Freeview from here and wanted to be a bit 'future proof' with it. The reason I ask about the signal meter part is that I thought it would pair well with a Netbook for adjusting my antenna amplifier in the attic so I wouldn't have to keep going up and down whenever I want to adjust it - or at other houses, such as my parents.

(Please note I'm aware the Netbook wouldn't handle HD but a newer laptop would which I could also use).

I know an alternative would be to get an actual DTT signal meter but they're much more expensive and for attic adjustments, the netbook / DTT stick would be sufficient.

Thanks in advance!

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