TV Aerial, 1byone Paper Thin Indoor HDTV Aerial with Excellent Performance for Digital Freeview and Analog TV Signals, VHF/UHF/FM, Window Aerial, Soft Design，4M Cable

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We will take care of your issue immediately and help to solve any problems you may come across while using our aerial. Modern double glazed windows have heat-reflecting metal coatings applied to them, though, which could affect signals badly! The sticker after a while will not be able to stick on the window and after leaving it a while at the window it will leave a mark which I don’t know if I will be able to clean. Freeview HD channels did seem a little more prone to blocky artefacts, however, so you may need to be careful in weak signal areas – and watch out for the short 1.

You will see a color coded list of possible channels, and the most informative info of any antenna site. However, if there’s a source of interference nearby, this can get amplified too: the boosted signal might not be any better and could even, in some cases, be worse. If you want an amplifier, think about getting a standalone one, rather than one that’s built directly into the aerial.The LED bar on the front grows as you move it around to show where you’ll get the strongest signal, and the top half of the sphere rotates to change the aerial’s direction, giving you a little more scope to optimise.

However, others say that the signal was a little patchy and the channels found were pixelated and of poor quality.True, One for All’s own SV9430 will give you similar results for a lot less, but the SV9494 is about as cool and high-tech as an aerial can get. High Performing Slim Design - Slim, soft and lightweight so you can hide it behind the TV, lay it flat on the table or stick it high on a window (with durability against moisture and direct sunshine).