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<blockquote data-quote="chris2k2" data-source="post: 619763" data-attributes="member: 326863"><p>hi there, ive recently been on 2 courses.....city and guilds 2218 digital aerial installation and 2219 bskyb installation and health and safety.....ive yet to install any aerials or sat systems as im in the process of getting all the gear ready....</p><p></p><p>the aerial course was basicly direct from aerial to stb...which is the basics....</p><p></p><p>im just wandering about splitters and distribution as this will also be part of what i do......</p><p></p><p>from wat i gather the dvb-t signal strength should be around min 45dbuv - max 65dbuv at the stb or idtv.</p><p></p><p>ive got a rover st2 meter and most aerials ive measured so far are only outputting around 35-45 dbuv but getting a pass on signal quality..</p><p></p><p>this is where it starts to confuse me as if you start using f splitters to distribute the signal, surley this will lower the output quite a lot....and end up with poor signals.....</p><p></p><p>just wandering what you experienced installers are doing.? in my head , the proper way of doing things would be to use a mast head amp with the desired outputs and running the outputs to the rooms.?</p><p></p><p>this distribution lark is starting to get me all confused.......especialy with the min signal strength required being 45dbuv.....</p><p></p><p>any one help.?</p><p></p><p>cheers chris</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chris2k2, post: 619763, member: 326863"] hi there, ive recently been on 2 courses.....city and guilds 2218 digital aerial installation and 2219 bskyb installation and health and safety.....ive yet to install any aerials or sat systems as im in the process of getting all the gear ready.... the aerial course was basicly direct from aerial to stb...which is the basics.... im just wandering about splitters and distribution as this will also be part of what i do...... from wat i gather the dvb-t signal strength should be around min 45dbuv - max 65dbuv at the stb or idtv. ive got a rover st2 meter and most aerials ive measured so far are only outputting around 35-45 dbuv but getting a pass on signal quality.. this is where it starts to confuse me as if you start using f splitters to distribute the signal, surley this will lower the output quite a lot....and end up with poor signals..... just wandering what you experienced installers are doing.? in my head , the proper way of doing things would be to use a mast head amp with the desired outputs and running the outputs to the rooms.? this distribution lark is starting to get me all confused.......especialy with the min signal strength required being 45dbuv..... any one help.? cheers chris [/QUOTE]
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