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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I have the �80 DigiTV from Nebula to watch freeview on my PC. It is USB powered, and you pug it into your ariel. I haven't needed to plug it into the roof ariel (though this may be because I live in the attic!), and it works fine.
The reason I went for this is because it also records, pauses, time-shifts etc.
I did lots of research regarding these tuners and there seems to be many factors involved in the quality of your reception. E.g. proximity to local transmittor, computer spec, weather, height etc. The problem is that these are all individual concerns i.e. just because it works fine for me does not mean it will be ok for my neighbour.
I was orignially told I would probably need a booster, but in the end I didn't need it. Although it did go a little crazy when there were lots of rainstorms- though thats expected, even with regular freeview set-top boxes.
All I can say it that you buy a tuner and try it out. Thats the only real way to know if it will work in your environment. Depending on when you buy it from I'm sure you could still return it
Hi again mollymoo. Just came across this review:-
http://www.pcw.co.uk/personal-computer-world/compare/2153973/miniature-usb-tv-tuners
and also found one of the cheapest being offerred by Evesham:-
http://www.lowestonweb.com/products/displayinfomain.asp?e=A98A7A7F-22E4-46A9-B633-3EDCEBF10330&td=1