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alanworland · 18th Oct 2019, 12:56 pm

Thanks for your comments!
My FM aerial is quite a large beast (can't remember what it is!) and luckily our loft is orientated in such a way that it fits in the loft shape well and points in the correct direction and due to 'stuff' a second is not really an option.
Just been and purchased the Labgear unit which looks well made, 2 year guarantee and 15dB of gain.
Going to install later but unfortunately the end over my study is quite well stuffed and will require some labour to get to the cabling!
My lounge tuner is a Rotal RT-02 and my study tuners are Quad FM3 and FM4

Alan

18th Oct 2019, 12:56 pm	#18
alanworland Heptode Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Southend, Essex, UK. Posts: 802	Re: FM aerials Thanks for your comments! My FM aerial is quite a large beast (can't remember what it is!) and luckily our loft is orientated in such a way that it fits in the loft shape well and points in the correct direction and due to 'stuff' a second is not really an option. Just been and purchased the Labgear unit which looks well made, 2 year guarantee and 15dB of gain. Going to install later but unfortunately the end over my study is quite well stuffed and will require some labour to get to the cabling! My lounge tuner is a Rotal RT-02 and my study tuners are Quad FM3 and FM4 Alan