just wondering if we get a digital set top box, do we have to put up the areal all the time or can it stay down? its gotone of these strange set ups, and its come off the roof a couple times... any ideas? what are set top boxes like for travelling, would i have to re scan all the time?
-- Edited by milo on Thursday 5th of November 2009 02:04:49 PM
DeBe said
05:22 PM Nov 5, 2009
Hi Milo, I use a standard Definition set top box since the TV is only an ordinary type, & yes my antena hasto be up. Most times it has to be re tuned/ scann as when you move on the next place usualy has diferent chanels. The main prob with Digital is you only get a good picture or none nothing inbetwean.
Jonathan said
05:44 PM Nov 5, 2009
hi Milo ..
I think mine is similar to yours .. has the same wind-up function .. and like DeBe, mine needs to be up all the time when used .. and retuned each time ..
>> at OURA BEACH RESERVE NSW .. near Wagga .. 803 in Camps 5 <<
jimricho said
05:56 PM Nov 5, 2009
I recently purchased a small High Def TV with built in DVD player from JB Hi Fi for under $300. Picks up HD SD and analogue. Works fine in the house and in the van in the back yard with existing antennas in each case. Digital sometimes experiences brief drop outs but the analogue is usually pretty grotty when this happens indicating low signal level.
jimricho said
06:07 PM Nov 5, 2009
Just a further question Milo and others how do those antennas like the one in the picture you're referring to perform in areas where the transmitted signal is vertical rather than horizontal. Can the antenna be "swung" so that it sits vertically on the mast or does it perform ok without doing this?
jandas fun said
06:22 PM Nov 5, 2009
Jonathan wrote:
>> at OURA BEACH RESERVE NSW .. near Wagga .. 803 in Camps 5 <<
Geez Jon you guys should be banned from posting from these great free camp spots. gunna grab a beer, sit in the van and stare at my front fence.
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xina said
06:42 PM Nov 5, 2009
When you get the box where it says the link may be broken, and did you mean-------- , just click on that line. It worked that way for me. Cheers, xina.
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Gary and Kerry said
09:39 AM Nov 7, 2009
Our TV has a inbuilt HD tuner and yes, you still need to wind antenna up. Not all areas have digital available.
reza said
09:07 PM Nov 13, 2009
Milo did your motor home come with a tv? maybe it has already got the HD built it our TV has yes it was a little hard to work out at first but the HD was built in and unfortuately yes everywhere you pull up you have to re- tune with the aerial up
-- Edited by milo on Thursday 5th of November 2009 02:04:49 PM
I think mine is similar to yours .. has the same wind-up function .. and like DeBe, mine needs to be up all the time when used .. and retuned each time ..
>> at OURA BEACH RESERVE NSW .. near Wagga .. 803 in Camps 5 <<
http://www.aussiecampovencook.com/ourabeachreserve.htm
Hmm. why doesn't that link work ?
Johnw
-- Edited by jandas fun on Thursday 5th of November 2009 05:25:56 PM
-- Edited by jandas fun on Thursday 5th of November 2009 05:33:08 PM
-- Edited by jandas fun on Thursday 5th of November 2009 06:04:19 PM
just click on that line.
It worked that way for me.
Cheers,
xina.
-- Edited by xina on Thursday 5th of November 2009 05:44:19 PM
Not all areas have digital available.
our TV has yes it was a little hard to work out at first but the HD was built in
and unfortuately yes everywhere you pull up you have to re- tune with the aerial up