"Aerial TV" is a term commonly used to refer to television broadcasts received through an antenna or aerial. It typically refers to terrestrial television signals that are transmitted over the airwaves and captured by an antenna. Aerial TV allows viewers to receive free-to-air channels without the need for cable or satellite subscriptions.
To watch aerial TV, you would need a television with a built-in digital tuner (also known as a DVB-T tuner) or an external digital TV receiver. The TV antenna or aerial is connected to the TV or receiver to capture the broadcast signals. The type of aerial required may vary depending on your location and the strength of the signals in your area, as I mentioned in my previous response.
Aerial TV provides access to a range of channels that are typically available for free, such as national broadcasters, local channels, and sometimes additional digital channels that are specific to your region. The specific channels and their availability may vary depending on your country and the broadcasting system used in your region.
In summary, aerial TV refers to television broadcasts received through an antenna, allowing viewers to access free-to-air channels without a cable or satellite subscription.
