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Hi Ash-6719 their is only tow ways you can go 1/ you could by a digi box which will work in conjuntion with your old tv converting the signal for your old tv.2/you could by a new tv the modern ones come with everything built in eg free view and dvd you can pick them up quite cheaply now we got one from argos for £100 flat screen very light and all singing and dancing,you can also get 12v or 240v or both it all depends on your needs and with the new ones you get a good picture all the time when useing the built in arials this is the way I would go if I were you.A third way to go is a saterlight dish but this way needs quite a lot of messing about with setting up it all depends on how much money you want to spend.Ian
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