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Gigadave | 11:37 Sat 09th Nov 2002 | Home & Garden
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I have an intergrated digitalTV, so I should be able to pick up free to air digital channels (BBC Choice etc.), but I live in a group of 8 flats with a communal aerial. I cannot tune any Digital stations in because the signal is too weak. How can I overcome this? Would a signal booster do enough or am I going to have to have my own aerial installed? Would connecting it to an existing satellite dish work? (if I do have my own aerial installed it'll have to be internal because we're not allowed to put aerials/dishes/etc on the building.)
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I used a signal booster for the defunct ITV digital and it did improve things - but this doesn't necessarily mean it'll help you I'm afraid.

This may help, but the ultimate solution may be to ask the landlord about changing the aerial: http://www.bbc.co.uk/digital/q_a.shtml#flats

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