johns
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can anyone tell me what kind of aerial i should buy for my colour tv i cant get any picture in ardrossan harbour it is a bad reception aerea
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tv picture in clyde marina
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claymore
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If Typhoo pit ra T in Britain
Wha pit ra Dross in Ardrossan?
An a hef tae sae - whit are youse trying tae dae watchin' tele when youse is cradled in the airmpit o' Gods country. Get yersel oot mon and tak a wee stravaig.
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Claymore
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Wha pit ra Dross in Ardrossan?
An a hef tae sae - whit are youse trying tae dae watchin' tele when youse is cradled in the airmpit o' Gods country. Get yersel oot mon and tak a wee stravaig.
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Claymore
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Gordonmc
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I had the same prob. when I was berthed in Ardrossan... I eventually settled for a B&Q directional UHF mounted on a 6' pole lined up to the West Kibride relay (approx. NNE). This went in the car when we went anywhere. Indoor aerials were useless.
If you do a search on the forum you might get some alternatives. A freeserve box has some signal amplification, but you will need a digital tele.
How do you find Clyde Marina with all the building work going on? I took a jaunt up the chandlery a couple of weeks ago and everything was moved to the other side of the railtracks. Not exactly convenient, or will it all move back when the flats are finished?
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If you do a search on the forum you might get some alternatives. A freeserve box has some signal amplification, but you will need a digital tele.
How do you find Clyde Marina with all the building work going on? I took a jaunt up the chandlery a couple of weeks ago and everything was moved to the other side of the railtracks. Not exactly convenient, or will it all move back when the flats are finished?
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Petercatterall
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I have a Micky Mouse TV which I use in Ardrossan.
It is never brilliant but is 90% improved when I use a small battery operated booster (bought for about £10)
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It is never brilliant but is 90% improved when I use a small battery operated booster (bought for about £10)
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BrendanS
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The FreeView box does all the digital stuff, so any old telly will do (make sure the FreeView box bought has ordinary co-ax out as well as Scart)
If the reception is that bad though, unlikely it will work, it needs a reasonably good signal to start with
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If the reception is that bad though, unlikely it will work, it needs a reasonably good signal to start with
<hr width=100% size=1>Err, let me know if Depsol enters the forum, I'll go and hide
tcm
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Re: tsk
well, this isn't very helpful. He'll be missing Big Brother, Eastenders, Emmerdale farm, coronation street and lots of other top quality entertainment with no tv reception.
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well, this isn't very helpful. He'll be missing Big Brother, Eastenders, Emmerdale farm, coronation street and lots of other top quality entertainment with no tv reception.
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claymore
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Re: tsk
Point taken
I must be more helpful, I must be more helpful, I must be more helpful, I must be more helpful.
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Claymore
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Point taken
I must be more helpful, I must be more helpful, I must be more helpful, I must be more helpful.
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Claymore
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jimi
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Ardrossan
surely must be the most depressing place in the whole of western Europe .. perhaps only matched by Saltcoats on a particularly grey monday morning.
Compared to these Highclere is a festive mirth ridden bundlre of vibrant youth!
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surely must be the most depressing place in the whole of western Europe .. perhaps only matched by Saltcoats on a particularly grey monday morning.
Compared to these Highclere is a festive mirth ridden bundlre of vibrant youth!
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tome
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Re: Ardrossan
Immingham gets my vote
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Immingham gets my vote
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tcm
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Re: anyway...
to answer your earlier question about who put the "dross" in "Ardrossan", I think it was possibly Scunthorpe.
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to answer your earlier question about who put the "dross" in "Ardrossan", I think it was possibly Scunthorpe.
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1114C
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Re: Ardrossan
I agree on that one
Had our boat there last Winter - people at the marina could not have been friendlier but a Februaruy day on the hard in Ardrossan is something I hope never to repeat in my life - I had to go to the pub to recover (not in Ardrossan obviously as I was too scared!)
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I agree on that one
Had our boat there last Winter - people at the marina could not have been friendlier but a Februaruy day on the hard in Ardrossan is something I hope never to repeat in my life - I had to go to the pub to recover (not in Ardrossan obviously as I was too scared!)
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Aja
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Re: Ardrossan
You havn't been to Ardrossan then?
Donald
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You havn't been to Ardrossan then?
Donald
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Aja
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Re: Ardrossan
You havn't been to Ardrossan then?
2 good things about Ardrossan.
1 Ferry to Arran
2 Train. Anywhere.
Donald
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You havn't been to Ardrossan then?
2 good things about Ardrossan.
1 Ferry to Arran
2 Train. Anywhere.
Donald
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