Digital tv question on a sony kdl-32p3020


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ta05
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Jan 13, 2009, 11:18 AM

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I'd like to get digital tv on our new tv, which is below...
http://www.sony.co.uk/...p-series/kdl-32p3020
However, our existing ariel will not find any digital channels, only the 4 analogue channels.
I dont know how old our existing ariel is, so if a new digital ariel is needed, I have seen one in B&Q for about Ł20, I would just then need for it to be installed.
I have heard that the Bexhill transmitter is able to pick up digital, but the one we are connected to at the moment, in Heathfield does not.
So, will I just need our existing ariel repositioned (and ariel replaced if need be) or will I need a digibox too for example that transmits freeview, as it doesnt look like my tv has freeview built in?
Thanks for your help :)

techchris
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Jan 14, 2009, 12:10 PM

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to get digital you need a tv with freeview tuner built in or a digibox to receive digital signals.you may just be able to upgrade to a digital tv aerial but if you are in a poor recaption area your best bet is to get freesat with a satelite dish and freesat box. check this out at www.freesat.co.uk

ta05
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Jan 14, 2009, 12:29 PM

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Thanks, I already have one sattelite dish and reciever connected to the tv, which is tuned into the Hotbird satellite, so ideally it will need to be a box, going through an aeriel rather than plaster the back of my flat with 2 dishes LOL.
Im not really sure what channels I would pick up just upgrading to a digital aerial (get rid of the old analogue one)and repositioning it.

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