prpr
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So why mention it in the first place?How they achieve the modulation is irrelevant to my point.
As you did, I was just pointing out that you weren't strictly correct.
So why mention it in the first place?How they achieve the modulation is irrelevant to my point.
We had a lot of works done when we moved here a couple of years ago. Being new to the area I used Checkatrade to find services. Out of 4 (different trades/jobs) 2 turned out to be cowboys. So probably no better than pot-luck for picking a trader.The guy is on the Which Trusted Trader list and on an Islington good trader list (forget the actual name).
No kidding. The council a few miles up the road has erected scaffolding all around a street of two-storey flats just to clean the gutters out!it is rare to get someone to be up four storeys without scaffolding
No kidding. The council a few miles up the road has erected scaffolding all around a street of two-storey flats just to clean the gutters out!
That sounds like the correct solution to me (it's not the one you usually see, which is multiple aerials all too close together, one per flat).Now had a new aerial fitted. Log periodic, WF100 cable. As two of us (there are three flats in the house) needed a new TV aerial, and we have a strong signal (north London) we saved a fair bit by going for one aerial and a splitter.