Portable digital TV roof aerial, any good?

Just come back from Norfolk, stayed in a  really rural cl. Again, it worked fine. So easy to set up and in my case well worth a try. If it doesn't work somewhere then it will be the satellite system but no need to try and set it up whilst this works, takes minutes. I'm very pleased with it.

So far so good but I suspect that you have been in strong signal areas and that coat hanger wound have provided equally good reception. Just be aware that pitch selection can be crucial when you need to rely on that sat signal. 

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Yeah I understand it could be, but I'll try it first as much easier than setting up the sat system. For £25 I think its well worth it, so when it does work it has saved me loads of time, when or if it doesn't I've got the sat to fall back on. Its up and running in minutes and is small so doesn't take up room. Just thought it might help someone 

I also use a small aerial, the Avtex sucker on the window/side of van type with my Avtex TV and have had success on all sites visited. Before I leave home I look on here to find the local transmitters and there footprints and make a note of them:- https://ukfree.tv/maps/freeview

Zoom in on your area and click the transmitter icon. The footprint appears in green.

Colin