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13th December 2004, 05:23 PM	#1
martin88 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: england	Diy tv electronics Hi I have just put up a new TV arial beccause i am trying to get freview but am not actually in a freeview area so i need a very strong signal. I waould like to make som sort of arial signal to work out what is the best signal witout climing up and down my ladder a couple of hundred times allow it would save me gym membership fees lol has anyone got any infomation on these testers or a websights with a map of the tv towers in the UK Thanks in advance

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