Freeview / analogue TV signal meter

[Neal_5041160]

All,

The newest mag and the recent Caravan Club mag both have a version of the above in the equipment review pages for £30 plus p+p.

If anyone is thinking about getting one but for less cash, I have recently got one off of Amazon for £14.67 inc p+p. It is a Philex SLX-27867R and works just the same as the Fringe version; plug it in to the aerial socket inside the 'van, turn it on and rotate the caravan aerial until the most green lights come on. It comes with a variety of adaptors to suit the aerial connection and picks up both digital and analogue signals.

I have used it for 4 weekends now and managed to get all Freeview channels each time, first time.

Neal

 

[Ray R]

Hi, I was at the NEC on Sunday and was looking at a similar item on the maxview stand which after asking the guy I found out was the same price as you quote, so quick as a flash the wallets out and i say thanks very much I'll have one, to which he replys Oh were not selling them we are just showing them, whats the point in that then !!

Any way when I got back on sunday night I look on Ebay and i spotted a Labgear one used once for

 

[JTQ]

Or buy the same Philex one labelled Labgear for

 

[Stephen_374341239]

I use Konig electonic satfinder has a moving needle scale 0 to 10. Very easy to use. I use it so it has to be. Purchased from

E Bay

 

[xtrailman]

I use the Humax digi box , built in signal strength meter.

 

[Ray R]

I use Konig electonic satfinder has a moving needle scale 0 to 10. Very easy to use. I use it so it has to be. Purchased from

E Bay