With World Cup fever starting to grip the country, now’s the time to ensure your TV reception is ready for kick off.
Half the country should be able to receive Freeview HD by June and the digital TV roll out is also in full swing.
But you may need to replace or adjust your aerial before you can join the digital revolution; roof-top aerials over ten years old may have corroded, especially in seaside locations, or they may be pointing in the wrong direction.
With a weak analogue signal you just get progressively worse reception, whereas with digital it may mean you simply can’t watch TV at all – there’s no halfway house for poor digital frequency.
A high-powered internal aerial could be the solution:
- One For All’s Full HD aerial (model SV9380) gives crystal clear pictures for Full HD television, DVB-T television and DAB radio.
- It’s also perfect for the 12 million analogue TV sets that will need to be converted to receive digital TV via the aerial with a Freeview box.
- Even homes with cable or satellite, still have second or third TV sets in kitchens and bedrooms that receive their signal via an aerial.
- If there’s no accessible TV point for an external antenna, the SV9380 aerial will enable you to catch up on all the games.
In a special World Cup promotion running throughout May and June in Argos, Comet, Maplins and other retailers you can get £10 off the price – now just £39.99.
‘Dual Patch’ technology means it’s two aerials in one, with a 180degree angle of reception – so there’s no longer any need to adjust the aerial inch-by-inch to get the best signal! And the triple filters eliminate any interference from WiFi and mobile phones.
Easy to install, simply connect it to the set top box with the coaxial cable included.
The sleek, flat design and aluminium stand mean it can be placed on any shelf or cabinet.
Measures just 280mm x 138mm x 48mm – and it’s so stylish, it doesn’t even look like an aerial!
It’s suitable for most locations up to 18 miles from the transmitter*.
For more information and to check the type you need visit the One For All website.
*Note: signal strength varies according to terrain and building structure.
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