Hi Adrien
That is a nasty situation for dab and fm. Can you let us know more about
the plug for radio if possible? Is it a normal coaxial aerial socket, if so
it should be possible to get a cable to run from your dab receiver of fm
receiver to it.
The other alternative is to get radio through Freeview or your sattellite tv
perhaps.
I really don't envy you that situation.
Chrissie calbe
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From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Adrien Collins
Sent: 23 October 2017 09:00
To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [access-uk] dab signals
Can someone please help me? I live in a ground floor flat, it is supported
living. I have a problem picking up either fm or dab signals clearly. My
landlord won't allow me to put up an outdoor aerial, the signals are really
patchy in my flat. There is a very high stone wall opposite my flat, part of
the old hospital that was on this site originally. What can I do to improve
dab or fm signals in here? My stereo has a wire aerial and I have to have
both radios in my Livingroom and bedroom near a window otherwise I don't get
a signal at all. Is there any way to boost the signal on both fm and dab? I
am also next door to the laundry in the building. There is a lot of steel
girders in the building a big part of the problem I think. In my living room
I have a socket on the wall for the satellite tv to connect to the dish on
the roof, there is also a connection for radio but I am not quite sure what
this is for. It also has a phone socket built in. Any ideas please guys?
Regards
Adrien
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