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kikine · 18-08-2010, 16:33

Don't know the ins and outs but if you have previously had a good signal it is not always a new aerial you need, they rarely give up unless very old. Sometimes it can be as simple as a bad coaxial connection to the plug, or the wind can move the aerial so that you are not picking up the signal directly. Can be water in the cable, lots of things but first place to start check your connection on the coax plug that goes in to the back of the telly.

18-08-2010, 16:33	#8
kikine Full Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Down South Posts: 146 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 32	Re: Need a new Ariel Don't know the ins and outs but if you have previously had a good signal it is not always a new aerial you need, they rarely give up unless very old. Sometimes it can be as simple as a bad coaxial connection to the plug, or the wind can move the aerial so that you are not picking up the signal directly. Can be water in the cable, lots of things but first place to start check your connection on the coax plug that goes in to the back of the telly.