anyone used one of these

i have received one of these aerials today
they are meant to be the dogs 2 dangles + you get a money back guarantee
the only thing is i wont be using it till September so i will report back when i have tried it

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they are cheaper if you buy from there web site

Not used one of those Carl so can't comment on the performance, funny looking thing though so I won't say what I thought it looked like at first

sorry no we got an avtex aerial and if its as good as that it will be the nuts you will have to let us know

Bold claims by the seller,i cannot see any mention of built in amplifier?Our [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] cost £35 and can pick up 80 crystal clear freeview channels and 25 radio stations.Let us know how you get on with it,i guess you can return it if it doesn't work as well as they advertise.

helen wrote:Not used one of those Carl so can't comment on the performance, funny looking thing though so I won't say what I thought it looked like at first

Getting back to normal i see however slowly

Looks like a neat little Ariel,will be interesting to hear your findings

mike

mike wrote:

helen wrote:Not used one of those Carl so can't comment on the performance, funny looking thing though so I won't say what I thought it looked like at first

Getting back to normal i see however slowly

Looks like a neat little Ariel,will be interesting to hear your findings

mike

HELEN
but i did see my wife's face drop when i said it was a ariel

I now have one very similar and used it in the middle of a field in a valley and it was fantastic, it is magnetised and we just stuck it on the dandy roof edge and it grabbed a roof bar and didn't budge even in high winds. It picked up loads of channels and the picture was perfect, just remember not to let it get too close to the tv as magnets and telly's don't mix well

helen wrote:I now have one very similar and used it in the middle of a field in a valley and it was fantastic, it is magnetised and we just stuck it on the dandy roof edge and it grabbed a roof bar and didn't budge even in high winds. It picked up loads of channels and the picture was perfect, just remember not to let it get too close to the tv as magnets and telly's don't mix well

lol old tube Tv's dont like magnets modern LCD's are not affected your showing your age ;-)

I didn't realise how old I really am

Just a little update on the Ariel
we were camping on a site in Brean Nr western super mare and we got all the main channels worked great
a family in a tent parked next to us and from the back of the car came a satellite dish
as we watched them ply with it for over a hour the farther said that's all we can do what we cant get we cant watch
as we chatted one night the father said the kids aren't happy they cant watch red or black on the tv so me being me said do you want to borrow our ariel because we were going out and did not need it till the next morning
well when i brought the ariel you should have heard them laugh
"that wont pic a thing up" they were gob smacked when they tried it
it ended up talk of the site
so all in all i think its the best bit of kit i have seen

I am very impressed with mine too, and it's so dinky

We had a similar aerial with a small LCD TV we purchased from Maplin a few months ago.

We place the aerial on the apex of the Dandy's roof, set the TV to scan channels, and enjoy great reception on freeview.

There's also a bonus in that freeview also has readio stations, so we no longer need to pack a radio, and enjoy Radio 5 Live in FM quality!! Heaven!

Link for the TV below

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Enjoy!!

very neat was looking at those the other day,if we took a tv i would be interested but as we take the laptop we use that for the tv,i liked the other one they had looked like a portable dvd player but with tv built in.

mike