Changing back to UHF aerial

Hi!

Have moved into a house. Earlier owner had routed Freeview channels through Sky dish. They have taken the Sky decoder with them & I do not intend to get a Sky connection.

The house already has an UHF aerial. What is involved in getting Freeview channels..?

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Permalink Reply by Steve J on January 9, 2015 at 14:12

Check the freeview web site and see if you are in signal coverage area for FreeviewHD ( uhf ) If its ( High Likely ) etc then try

a UHF Set top box ( if your TV set does not have a built in freeview UHF tuner !! )

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Permalink Reply by Biggles on January 9, 2015 at 14:37

http://www.freeviewnz.tv/help-support/faqs/getting-freeview.aspx

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Permalink Reply by forumuser on January 9, 2015 at 22:43

Hi AANZ

Getting Freeview HD can depend on several situations, as outlined in the responses below this is based on the following:

Your Location: Area and environment are you sure you can get reliable Freeview signals
Equipment: Have Freeview HD equipment instead of Satellite gear to get the right broadcast
UHF aerial alignment, ensure that this is reliable and strong to withstand unusual weather events

There are heaps of tips and ideas to get you started on our website and this forum :-)