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ExtensionsIf you’ve followed all our steps, and ended up drawing a blank, you may need to accept that an indoor aerial is not going to work for you, at least for now. You may need to invest in a rooftop aerial. But here are some final things to think about first. Improvements in signal strength All the following products should be available from most electrical and hardware shops. An extension If you cannot have a roof aerial, then you may have to install
an indoor aerial in an upstairs room, if you can get a signal up
there, and then an extension cable to the TV. For this, we suggest
you use one of our recommended amplified indoor aerials. We have found that these systems can work well and the signal covers
most rooms in the average house. However, as with an indoor aerial,
you might need to spend some time finding the best locations for
the sender and receivers. If all else fails |
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