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To get TNT in Marcoussis, help me

lilou -  
 Tiag -
Hello,
I live in Marcoussis in the 91 area. Apparently, we are covered by TNT, but I can't pick up the TNT channels, while the 6 channels on a regular antenna are fine. It’s not my TNT box because it’s working perfectly. So, in your opinion, if I install an antenna amplifier, will it work? I’m renting an apartment. Thanks for your responses. 
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  1. Tiag
     
    Just to let you know that the DTT in Marcoussis is only receivable in certain areas...
    So you are probably in a dead zone and your antenna is pointed towards the local relay located in Marcoussis, for which the residents fought about fifteen years ago... (and yes, back then it was snow on TV)
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  2. Bernorenard Posted messages 7776 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 589
     
    Hello
    for TNT go to "www.tvnt.net" and look closely for all the information regarding your geographical location
    and the transmitter you are supposed to receive. Moreover, there is a forum dedicated to each issue
    Bye
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  3. jpp
     
    Personal roof antenna, or collective antenna, or indoor antenna, as the solutions will be tailored.
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  4. Bernorenard Posted messages 7776 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   2 589
     
    Hello
    I'm getting back to your problem:
    you say you live in an apartment, so you benefit from a communal antenna. This means that at some point in the more or less distant past, a study was conducted to set up this antenna, which took into account in its specifications the reception of channels in Marcoussis. That's all. Since then, there has been TNT (digital terrestrial television) available near you. This is the introduction of "new channels" for which your installation is not equipped, and worse, it can't receive anything. The solution should come from the owner, who must request an "extension" of the communal antenna installation to add the reception of the new TNT channels at the request of his tenants. This is where the problem lies because your landlord may not know there are new channels; he will need to have an estimate made by an antenna technician (a call for tenders), which will take some time, and in the end, you will have an increase in costs (it's not him who pays for it, after all). So here is the situation regarding the arrival of the "free" TNT under its "communal antenna" status.
    For now, I don’t see many solutions; you can write to the landlord requesting permission to install (insurance required) an individual antenna, unless you are oriented towards the transmitter and a balcony-mounted antenna is allowed while waiting for the "communal" installation to be completed, then you will have to remove your individual antenna (don’t do anything without written permission). Now, if your TV is in front of the bay window on the fourth floor and you can see (it's an image, if less than 20 km), try an indoor antenna (under the condition that you can return it if it doesn’t work). I believe I haven't forgotten anything.
    Cheers
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