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Tv Aerial Continued


wooster

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Omni-directional aerials such as that stubby mag-mount  are less than ideal in areas of good TV signal. I wouldn't bank on that tiny thing picking up anything other than dust on the Broads. 

A directional aerial has high as you can get it is what you need for the best signal 

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2 hours ago, wooster said:

Thank you. This seems to be well-regarded and I will investigate. Does anyone know if running the (12V) TV with that aerial would be much of a drain on the domestic battery?

No, not much of a drain on a set of decent domestic batteries. 😎

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