ICY ROOF AERIAL INSTALL THEN DOG JOINS IN!

[@benjohnson3178]

I'm so very sorry to hear about your Mum. Thank you for the video. You know how much I enjoy your aerial installation videos.

[@aardvarkinstalls]

Thank you very much

[@aidanhynes5534]

Great video as always ..sorry to here about your mum ..may she rest in peace 🙏

[@aardvarkinstalls]

Thank you very much

[@Scotscan]

Condolences mate, good to see you back and staying busy

[@aardvarkinstalls]

Thank you very much

[@christopherhulse8385]

Sorry to hear about your loss, my mother passed away last year as well, totally unexpected, thanks for the excellent content as usual and a happy and prosperous new year to you and your family 😊

[@aardvarkinstalls]

Thank you very much

[@lockdownlover73]

Thanks for your answer. Would it be possible to mention what transmitter you are pointing to in the videos and what signal before and after? PS I look forward to each video!

[@aardvarkinstalls]

Yes will do

[@L1RW]

Looked like Sutton Coldfield, given it was showing BBC 1 West Midlands, on the tv.

[@lockdownlover73]

I want to add my condolences. Can you give some info on the recommended aerials (manufacturer) you use for the TV Transmtter.

[@aardvarkinstalls]

Thank you. I use Fracarro mostly but it all depends on your proximity to the required or reachable transmitter It’s more about what band group the aerial is rather than manufacturer

[@L1RW]

Triax and Vision are mostly used by trade. All transmitters in the UK are Group A/K UHF 21-49. Just depends on polarity (horizontal or vertical) for transmission. As the rest of the band 50 upwards is used by 4G and 5G for mobile phones. Aerials are quite expensive now. I had a look online. Shocked by how some are £30-£40 each 😮

[@lockdownlover73]

@@L1RW Thanks for that.