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Terrestrial Broadcasting
Terrestrial Television, Digital and Analogue
Using Satellite Dish for UK Freeview
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<blockquote data-quote="Hixxy1" data-source="post: 863022" data-attributes="member: 389960"><p>You're probably close enough to a transmitter to pick up a sufficient terrestrial signal radiating into your coax. I've seen it before in new build house that are 30 miles from the transmitter and still receive the stronger multiplexes. The customer couldn't believe it when I explained that he didn't have an aerial connected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hixxy1, post: 863022, member: 389960"] You're probably close enough to a transmitter to pick up a sufficient terrestrial signal radiating into your coax. I've seen it before in new build house that are 30 miles from the transmitter and still receive the stronger multiplexes. The customer couldn't believe it when I explained that he didn't have an aerial connected. [/QUOTE]
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