Freeview aerial installation question?

Question

I need a TV aerial installing on my chimney in the near future, this aerial needs to be a digital (freeview) aerial.

I was wondering if when the aerial is fitted, do they just run a coax down to a booster/ splitter in the loft? Then run a coax to each TV outlet from there?

Thankyou in advance

Answer 1

If that is how it is set up at the moment, yes

If that is how you want it set up, yes

Answer 2

The Jester is talking good sense.

My TV aerial is over 15 years old, fitted long before the advent of Freeview.  I can receive about 70 TV and radio channels with perfect clarity.

There is truly no such thing as a 'digital' aerial (other than in a salesman's fantasy...)..

Answer 3

If you have got to buy an aerial anyway get a high gain one with a large reflector for best freeview reception

Answer 4

yes that would work ,i have that b4 and it is good.

Answer 5

Save yourself and get a Freesat dish etc installed - you can get some HD on the BBC for free as long as you have an HD box.  Cost is £200 for HD and £150 without it.

Answer 6

there is no such thing as a digital aerial!!!

a normal one already there is the only one.

this digital aerial stuff is just a con artists way to say you need another one to give them money.

trust me, there is no such thing as a digital aerial!!!!