Digital Aerial

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Does anyone know roughly what I should be paying to have a new digital aerial fitting?
It will be to replace the old aerial and fit the new one and feed to living room and a bedroom. I think I will be needing new co-axal wiring too.
I understand that the price will vary due to area so if it helps I am in the Midlands.
Cheers

[VHG]

No such thing as a digital aerial.

You may hear it called "hign gain" or "wide band" but it is not a digital aerial.

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OK. Does anyone know what I should be paying to have the above fitted?

[ChuckFickens]

VHG is being picky.

aerials suitable for receiving freeview are very often referred to as digital aerials

The cost will vary depending on a lot of things, ease of access to the aerial (if it's on the side of the house it's easier than if it's on a chimney on top of the roof). The route they have to run the cables ETC ETC

you will be looking at at least �150 for a simple supply and fit, could be as much as �300 for a more complicated one.

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Thankyou Chuck.
That's what I was looking for .
Cheers

[Ethel]

I'm in Dudley and paid �120 for supply and fit

[ACtheTROLL]

VHG is right .... so such thing ..... at least not since ours fell down on sunday.

despite living in a bungalow .... and being a keen fan of Rod Hull and Emu (whatever happened to them?)

The wife said it would be best to have a bloke in to do it right (?!)

anyhoo - he says he'll fit an analogue aerial for �80 or a digital for �95.
http://www.bizrate.co.uk/televisionaerials/pro ducts__keyword--digital+aerials.html

oop north fitting an aerial is cheaper than down south - 'cause we only watch coronation street, emmerdale and strictly ;-/

more points will cost extra.

[Disco Fever]

A decent Wide Band aerial are only about �25 so you can see how much the aerial fitter is making can't you....