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![]() Charly a écrit : If it works, why not ? China is transmitting with quite a power, so you could get it off the whip for sure, if the walls of your building are not made of steel & concrete... Are you living in a recent building or an old one from the 19th century ? I live a very old building (probably one of the oldest of Paris); (large stone walls). How high is your building ? Do you have access to the roof ? An external wire (if allowed) hanging down from the roof can be a very good solution, but you will also get the electrical noise from the TV sets nearby and the like. My building is 6 floors high; i live at the 4th floor; i do not have access so the roof; but i guess i could use again the drainpipe and a PVC tube to drive my antena verticaly, and discretely ... Another problem is, as soon as i use the external antena, i get a terrible electrical noise on all frequencies. This does not come from my devices at home ... What do you think i should do to improve reception ? And is thi temporary system OK ? Should i buy an antenna ? And if yes, which one could suit my needs ? In a city like Paris I would suggest a loop antenna (good sensitivy and low electrical noise). Check the group archives for names/brands or "do-it-yourself" models. I personnaly use a small SONY AN-LP1 active loop antenna with good result : better signals that my 10 meters external wire antenna with a OK; i take note of it. Thank you for your great help ! Kind regards, Stephane. |
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