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<blockquote data-quote="HB13DISH" data-source="post: 515472" data-attributes="member: 262829"><p>I am trying to help an elderly neighbour who has a TV set, but no outside means of getting TV channels signals like aerial or a dish.</p><p>Gave him an indoor antenna with built-in amplifier so that he can see one strong analogue TV channel for the timebeing.</p><p>He doesn't want to setup a dish since he is waiting for a cheaper solution by the end of the year which turned out to be digital terrestrial platform which is not available today but will be in the near future, my guess within a year.</p><p></p><p>I thought that I can install for him a suitable simple UHF antenna from his balcony so that he can receive one analogue channel better in the meantime.</p><p>Would it be better to install ALREADY an antenna for digital terrestrial and use it as an analogue UHF antenna for the timebeing and then use it for the new platform when it arrives?</p><p>This way only one antenna and one installation setup.</p><p></p><p>Would the DTT be good with an internal antenna or does it have to be installed outside?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HB13DISH, post: 515472, member: 262829"] I am trying to help an elderly neighbour who has a TV set, but no outside means of getting TV channels signals like aerial or a dish. Gave him an indoor antenna with built-in amplifier so that he can see one strong analogue TV channel for the timebeing. He doesn't want to setup a dish since he is waiting for a cheaper solution by the end of the year which turned out to be digital terrestrial platform which is not available today but will be in the near future, my guess within a year. I thought that I can install for him a suitable simple UHF antenna from his balcony so that he can receive one analogue channel better in the meantime. Would it be better to install ALREADY an antenna for digital terrestrial and use it as an analogue UHF antenna for the timebeing and then use it for the new platform when it arrives? This way only one antenna and one installation setup. Would the DTT be good with an internal antenna or does it have to be installed outside? [/QUOTE]
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