I’m looking for an indoor digital TV antenna. I already have one like this:

that says it is VHF / UHF / FM… but is it correct for digital?

Should be okay.

I use one of these, which works better for digital TV than it did for analogue, in my area.

http://www.dicksmith.com.au/antennas/dick-smith-indoor-tv-antenna-with-built-in-amplifier-dsau-l4016

I just use an ordinary ancient indoor TV aerial and it receives digital signals fine. Two extendable bits and a bit in the middle that looks like a miniature outdoor aerial.

Obviousman said:

says it is VHF / UHF / FM… but is it correct for digital?

Try it and see if it is any good. Then decide.

It’s iffy. I can spend some money on one with an amplifier but I’d prefer to leave it out on the patio.

>> I can spend some money

Spend some money you tight arsed bastard.

digital is UHF

Peak Warming Man said:

>> I can spend some money

Spend some money you tight arsed bastard.

LOL…. Noooooooo!

Obviousman said:

It’s iffy. I can spend some money on one with an amplifier but I’d prefer to leave it out on the patio.

Check garage sales.

You can pick them up for $5.00.

If someone’s going to nick a TV antenna, they’ve got poor judgement. I’d go for the TV or the beer fridge.

ChrispenEvan said:

digital is UHF

Some of it is, but most CBD digital is in the VHF band.

i’m in the country. most is high end vhf and uhf.

Gargage sales sound like a goer.

I reckon a digital signal will bounce off that loop, square peg in a round hole situation for sure.

> that says it is VHF / UHF / FM… but is it correct for digital?

I have one like that (different manufacturer but had the loop, rabbit ears and a dial that could be turned). I had to throw it out when I switched to digital, it wasn’t good enough for where I live.

Common old rabbits ears work fine if there’s a good signal strength.