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Old 14-06-2007, 22:01   #1
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Freeview aerial

I live in a new house with aerial wire in the loft and two points in rooms. How much should I be paying to have an aerial installed that can receive freeview? Any rough ideas? Presume its just a case of someone drilling and fixing an aerial to my already installed wires?

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Re: Freeview aerial

Depending on where you live and signal strength etc. you may be able to do this yourself by installing the aerial in the loft itself, I can get most channels in my loft using a indoor aerial (set top style) in my loft.
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Re: Freeview aerial

depending on what u need we charge from £100 to £200.

we very rely install aerial's in lofts as u will get better signals with it being out side if u have a look around ur easte and see what size poles they use 5ft/10ft/16ft is there any masterheads on any aerial (will be a small box on the aerial)
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Old 18-06-2007, 17:26   #4
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Re: Freeview aerial

All only seem to be actully 2 to 3 foot above roof line max. No boxes, but I was sold a mast head amp and its on the loft floor not on the aerial.
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