Freeview and Freeview+

So what is Freeview,or Freeview plus even?

Quite simply, Freeview and Freeview+ channels are  a great line up of channels that have been around for a while now and they are free!

There are currently 48 TV channels and 24 radio channels, all available without subscription, including ITV2,3,4, BBC 3, 4 and many many more all listed here.

Freeview Channels

To receive Freeview channels is easy. You only need to plug in your Free view compatible aerial to your Freeview set top box, and that is it!

Technically there is no such thing as a Freeview aerial, or free view aerials. Freeview compatible aerials are the same as digital compatible aerials. They must have a good clean signal to receive the freeview signals. Aerials for Freeview should ahve a balun, have CT100 cable as a minimum, which is not the copper foil aluminium foil type aerial cable. It is copper foil copper screen ( as per CAI and Digital UK guidelines)

You need to make sure that the advice you are getting is good, knowledgeable and honest, so you can watch uninterrupted and great digital television.

Freeview +

Freeview + is like Sky + if you have seen it. The Freeview + box has an extra hard drive built in to allow you to be able to record, pause and continue watching the programs. It is a great idea and a natural progression for Freeview channels.

Aerial Concepts install TV aerials that are compatible with Freeview channels and can also sort our problems with Freeview reception issues, whether that is for communal aerial systems or domestic aerials

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Your Digital Aerial may soon need to be upgraded. The official digital upgrade date is 2012 for the London and Greater London areas, which also applies to the majority of the home counties too.