This guide helps you pick the right TV aerial for your home by comparing types (indoor, loft, outdoor), considering signal strength, and safety. Different aerial types suit different signal strengths and setup conditions. Indoor/loft aerials might work if you’re close to a transmitter. Outdoor types—like Yagi and Log-Periodic—are better for weak or scattered signals. Height Read More…
This guide shares ways to stop birds perching on TV aerials, helping reduce damage, avoid signal issues, and keep your setup clean. Use bird-spikes or deterrents on all horizontal aerial parts. Netting or statues can help but may need regular repositioning or maintenance. Reflective or moving objects (e.g. kites) scare birds away temporarily. Move or Read More…
This post goes through the most frequent mistakes people make when installing an aerial themselves—and how to avoid them for safety, signal quality, and structural integrity. Using the wrong type of aerial for your location and signal direction. Poor alignment or being blocked by obstacles which weakens signal. Mounting aerial too low reducing reception quality. Read More…
This guide explores the best alternative locations to install a TV aerial when you don’t have a chimney, ensuring strong signal reception and compliance with regulations. Loft installations can protect aerials from weather but may face interference. Gable end walls provide height and line of sight for better signal. Wall mounts offer flexibility where Read More…
This post explains why hiring a professional for TV aerial installation matters—for safety, avoiding damage, and ensuring excellent signal quality. Trained installers reduce risk of personal injury when working at height. Professionals protect your roof, gutters, and property from damage. Reduces the risk to passers-by or your neighbours from falling tools or parts. Correct alignment Read More…
This post explains how choosing the correct aerial type—matched to your location and signal conditions—can significantly improve your TV reception and avoid persistent problems. The wrong aerial can limit signal quality, even with strong transmitters nearby. Yagi aerials offer high gain from one direction; good for homes nearer transmitters. Log-periodic aerials receive across a wide Read More…
The quality of your HDTV signal will be highly dependent on the positioning of your aerial and every home is a bit different in this respect. For your home the best position might be the roof, your loft, on top of your garage and any number of other places. This is when it pays to Read More…
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