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1. • • An omnidirectional caravan TV aerial detects TV signals from a 360-degree radius. That means that you’re likely to experience more interference, such as pixelation, poor signal and missing channels. A directional caravan TV aerial detects TV signals from one direction only. The antenna must be correctly aimed at the closest tower to your caravan.
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   Is a directional TV aerial a good choice for a caravan?

   • An omnidirectional TV aerial, on the other hand, can receive a TV signal from a full 360 degrees around the aerial. So, on the face of it, this would be a great option for touring caravans and motorhomes. Whereas a directional TV aerial might suffice for a static caravan.

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   What is the difference between a caravan and motorhome TV aerial?

   • There is a significant distinction to be made between the two types of caravan and motorhome TV aerials. You can get ones that are directional, and these are ones that will only pick up a TV signal when it is being directly aimed in the proper direction.

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   Does my caravan TV aerial have a good line of sight?

   • For your caravan TV aerial to pick up a good clean signal, it needs to have a good line of sight to the tower. Obstacles such as buildings, trees or other caravans and motorhomes can break the line of sight. At Horton Common, due to our elevated location on the ridge of a hill, fortunately, do not have line-of-sight issues.

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   How do I get a good TV signal in a caravan?

   • To get a good TV signal in a caravan, you should correctly position a directional caravan TV aerial using a satellite finder. You’ll need to ensure a good line of sight with the closest tower. Use a signal booster to improve the quality of your TV signal. How do you align a TV aerial in a caravan?

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   Should you install a high-gain TV aerial in a caravan?

   • High-gain TV aerials provide a more precise way of targeting the transmitted TV signals and are therefore better equipped to dealing with path loss, as we mentioned earlier. The obvious drawback is that it will require some drilling to install. And that’s always something you should be wary of doing in a caravan. Or in a motorhome for that matter.

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   What is an omnidirectional caravan TV aerial?

   • An omnidirectional caravan TV aerial detects TV signals from a 360-degree radius. That means that you’re likely to experience more interference, such as pixelation, poor signal and missing channels. A directional caravan TV aerial detects TV signals from one direction only. The antenna must be correctly aimed at the closest tower to your caravan.

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4. www.practicalcaravan.com › advice › caravan-tvCaravan TV aerials: the ultimate guide - Practical Caravan

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   Nov 9, 2018 · We talk you through all you need to know to choose the best TV aerial for your caravan, while also sharing a few tips on improving the reception.

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   Reason to buy: 1. Good cable length, ideal for digital TV Reason to avoid: 1. Doesn’t receive DAB radio or FM signals We think the Status 350 is a well designed option if you’re looking for a caravan TV aerial that is suited to digital television. However, we should point out that unlike the Status 355 that features further down our list, the Statu...

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   Reason to buy: 1. Comes with a splitter, good six metre cable, built-in amplifier Reason to avoid: Suitable for HDTV digital TV and DAB/FM radio signals, this outdoor aerial from Mercury comes with a built-in amplifier which should help you achieve a good picture. The supplied clamp will let you mount it on a pole that is up to 38mmØ. The kit also ...

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   Reason to buy: 1. Very lightweight Reason to avoid: 1. Cable is only three metres Avtex is a well known name in the electronic world, and it’s not surprising that they’ve made an appearance here, through the STH3000 Digital Caravan TV Aerial. We like how lightweight the device is, coming in at only 0.29kg. We also like that it is small in size and ...

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   Reason to buy: 1. Budget-friendly price Reason to avoid: 1. No amplifier We think this omni-directional Freeview DVB-T and DAB Antenna is ideal for anyone who wants a portable aerial for a caravan at a bargain price. Thanks to its magnetic base, it can sit on the roof of your caravan, and the protective rubber cup will help to prevent any marks bei...

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   The crux of this decision comes down to whether you’d prefer an omnidirectional caravan aerial or a directional caravan TV aerial. Both types have their own pros and cons. Starting with an omnidirectional caravan TV aerial, these generally look like plastic discs and are commonly seen at campsites. Capable of simultaneously receiving a signal from ...

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   The method for achieving a good TV signal will, in part, depend on whether you go for an omnidirectional caravan aerial or a directional caravan aerial. If you’ve opted for an omnidirectional aerial, you’ll need to see whether or not it comes with an amplifier – if it doesn’t, it’s well worth investing in one. These can boost the incoming signal so...

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   Jun 22, 2021 · In this guide, we’ll explain everything you need to know about choosing a TV and aerial for your caravan. We’ll also answer some of the more common questions – such as do you use a special TV for a caravan? – to ensure you have the ultimate watching experience.

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   We’re going to cover the different types of TV aerial, the factors that will affect your TV signal, how to get the best possible TV signal in your caravan, and tuning your TV signal. Then we’re going to show you some of the TV aerials which we think would make great choices for your caravan or motorhome.

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   Aerial Options For Your Caravan or Motorhome. Okay - you know exactly what to expect from your brand new aerial once it arrives, but now it’s time to pick one. Whether you’re upgrading from an old model or have enver had one before, the following choices should all be perfect!

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   Mar 10, 2022 · To get a good TV signal in a caravan, you should correctly position a directional caravan TV aerial using a satellite finder. You’ll need to ensure a good line of sight with the closest tower. Use a signal booster to improve the quality of your TV signal.

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    Mar 30, 2024 · If you need a replacement or new TV aerial for your caravan or motorhome this post is for you. I also discuss how to get the best caravan TV reception.