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<blockquote data-quote="chris2k2" data-source="post: 626355" data-attributes="member: 326863"><p>thanks for the reply nano......thats one neat job in that photo.........</p><p></p><p>im just doing basics at the mo....aerial to 1 ,2 ,3 or 4 points at the moment......learning as i go......</p><p></p><p>i had one install with multiple trees in the way on a bungalow which needed to go to 2 rooms, readings were quite low on my meter so used a masthead 2 way amp which sorted that out.....then a neighbour came out saying i had a new aerial fitted 6 months ago, and now i cant get any channels..lol.....i said call the installer back then.....i know who installed it....he uses cheapo aerials 10 for about £45...</p><p></p><p>im using the triax digi 343 aerials at the moment which seem ok...ive had a few which are really strong , in the 70s for digi, so been putting attenuators on them......</p><p></p><p>as for splitting i did one as an experiment and learned a lot....i thought you would lose a lot more than 3-6dbuv on a 2 way splitter.....i take it 3 and 4 way will possibly be a little bit more....</p><p></p><p>we had a bad relationship with eurosat from our last encounters 5 years ago.....we now use grax...</p><p></p><p>i would really love to get into irs systems now ive been playing wiv the basics...</p><p></p><p>i am so busy at the moment with new installs and multiroom runs its unbelievable....</p><p></p><p>im gonna take my time on each and get them done properly to reduce call backs ...its taking me on average between 2-4 hours from arriving to leaving......thats a lot longer than i thought it would be.....</p><p></p><p>cheers chris</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chris2k2, post: 626355, member: 326863"] thanks for the reply nano......thats one neat job in that photo......... im just doing basics at the mo....aerial to 1 ,2 ,3 or 4 points at the moment......learning as i go...... i had one install with multiple trees in the way on a bungalow which needed to go to 2 rooms, readings were quite low on my meter so used a masthead 2 way amp which sorted that out.....then a neighbour came out saying i had a new aerial fitted 6 months ago, and now i cant get any channels..lol.....i said call the installer back then.....i know who installed it....he uses cheapo aerials 10 for about £45... im using the triax digi 343 aerials at the moment which seem ok...ive had a few which are really strong , in the 70s for digi, so been putting attenuators on them...... as for splitting i did one as an experiment and learned a lot....i thought you would lose a lot more than 3-6dbuv on a 2 way splitter.....i take it 3 and 4 way will possibly be a little bit more.... we had a bad relationship with eurosat from our last encounters 5 years ago.....we now use grax... i would really love to get into irs systems now ive been playing wiv the basics... i am so busy at the moment with new installs and multiroom runs its unbelievable.... im gonna take my time on each and get them done properly to reduce call backs ...its taking me on average between 2-4 hours from arriving to leaving......thats a lot longer than i thought it would be..... cheers chris [/QUOTE]
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