anyone tried one of these free for view tv 12 volt receivers that are on the market.(flea bay) They say they work whilst the vehicle is moving? although I only want to veiw whilst camping. Also what %age of fhe country is able to receive.
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I have freeview in the camper, you need a good antenna to get all the channels and a lot of out the way places (I mainly camp in Scotland) are not covered. To check in advance go to http://www.freeview.co.uk/ and put in the postcode of the campsite.
The good thing is when it does work the picture is crystal clear and there's a better choice than analog TV.
HTH
The good thing is when it does work the picture is crystal clear and there's a better choice than analog TV.
HTH
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have seen the 12v ones in currys/dixons places... as low as £35.
i live in an area with no coverage by all accounts, but still get 80%
see if you can borrow one first, then use hook-up in the van, then you will def know...(i did and in wales, got nowt)!
i live in an area with no coverage by all accounts, but still get 80%
see if you can borrow one first, then use hook-up in the van, then you will def know...(i did and in wales, got nowt)!
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