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We had a celco TV because it was dual voltage, however the picture quality unless straight on dead center was hopeless, all dark and shadows. As we have always been on mains hook up bought a standard hitachi TV for mains voltage and the picture is viewable from any angle. As to the Aerial we bought a small square one from B and M with a booster included, I glued two strips if velcro on the back of the aerial and just positioned it by moving it around and sticking it to the headlining on our camper van. You need good velcro and good glue, I used a hot glue gun. Worked a treat and got good reception with little movement required of aerial. Hope this helps you decide.
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Col B
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Topic: TV in campervan
