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This story happened on: 09/03/2012

Recent visit to the Castleton site.May I first of all say that this is an excellent site which has brilliant wardans.Also it is in an excellent area for walking.However we have one downside on this and some of your other similar sites,which have poor TV reception.On the dark winter nights its nice to have the TV but on sites like this the reception is poor or hit or miss depending on the weather.Surely it wouldn't be a great expense to fit either a booster system.You fit wifi systems so why not a booster sysem.

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09/03/2012
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allan1needham
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eddieone commented on 09/03/2012 21:26

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eddieone

Motorhomer

Commented on 09/03/2012 21:26

we where at castleton site 2 week ago cracking site close to village yes tv reception was hit and miss theres always the dvd player but a booster system would be better on all site

 

Inali commented on 10/03/2012 23:04

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Inali

Motorhomer from Norfolk

Commented on 10/03/2012 23:04

Yes- with the switchover to digital well underway, I think that all CC sites should have tv booster systems - with analogue a dodgy picture is still watchable, but with digital (they call it progress!?) it can be all or nothing - and pixellation is a real pain, too.

gibbo9747 commented on 02/11/2013 19:52

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gibbo9747

Motorhomer

Commented on 02/11/2013 19:52

HI, am not much of a tv watcher but when weather prevents walking its nice to be able to settle down, so yes l think booster systems are a good idea and should be installed on all low signal sites.

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