Hi-line with analogue TV

[scorpio stu]

Hi,

I know this has been discussed before can someone tell me what is the best way to get the tv to work with digital. A couple of questions

Is it possible to do
Can a novice do it
Cost involved.
Has anyone got a link or a how to

Thanks

[suffolk boy]

yes it can be done
yes and no depending your ability
depends on what you buy
no there is not

[scorpio stu]

Thank you
I take it from your signature you have done it. Can you give me any how to or pointers ?

[suffolk boy]

Originally Posted by scorpio stu

Thank you
I take it from your signature you have done it. Can you give me any how to or pointers ?

yes i have. right as repeated from yesterday.you need a dvbt meg4 box from radio guy x2 antennas from the same place.the meg 4 and two antennas give the best reception.you also need a lead from a company called toys in your car this gives you the feeds from your highline tv module for the dvbt box.you can use your antennas already fitted to your car but they need adaptors or the plugs changing to fit the dvbt box.and then spend three days searching on here to find out how to connect up or ask me who kept and filed all the info gathered

[scorpio stu]

Originally Posted by suffolk boy

yes i have. right as repeated from yesterday.you need a dvbt meg4 box from radio guy x2 antennas from the same place.the meg 4 and two antennas give the best reception.you also need a lead from a company called toys in your car this gives you the feeds from your highline tv module for the dvbt box.you can use your antennas already fitted to your car but they need adaptors or the plugs changing to fit the dvbt box.and then spend three days searching on here to find out how to connect up or ask me who kept and filed all the info gathered

Thanks
ok I'm asking

[Radioguy]

Hi Scorpio,

PM Sent

[Canonite]

First thing to do is buy this lead from Toys In Your Car
Without it you won't be able to do anything. This enables you to use the AV channel on the head unit.

While MPEG 2 units will work, personally i'd buy an MPEG 4 unit which has 2 aerial outputs and provides better reception.

Some pics here which may help: My Flickr

[Reebs]

I have a question, how do you control the freeview tuner if it is tucked away in the boot? Changing channels and the like?

[scouseeric]

Originally Posted by Reebs

I have a question, how do you control the freeview tuner if it is tucked away in the boot? Changing channels and the like?

Paul, a cabled IR approx 2mtrs to the dash and a remote control!

Eric

[suffolk boy]

Originally Posted by scouseeric

Paul, a cabled IR approx 2mtrs to the dash and a remote control!

Eric

as above mine came with a very long lead which i ran under the roof lining the ir sensor pops out above the rear view mirror.then just use the remote