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Terrestrial Television, Digital and Analogue
amp overload
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<blockquote data-quote="llss" data-source="post: 149851" data-attributes="member: 196364"><p>whist installing new digi aerial and 4 way line power control mast head amp the other day , i occured a massive over load on anolouge channel 5 . it was annoying at first , but customer wanted freeview allover the house as priority , for which i alligined with good passes on every multiplex, in the end i had to reduce antuunuate aerial by 15 db to better the anlouge channel 5 , the mast head amp was just a variouble gain , its getting quite tricky now to ballance anolouge signals and digital , as i rather use distribution amps rather than stack aerials , mind you i have never occured this problem before , i think i am going to move away from the labgear amps ,to powerfull , anyone came across this problem lately</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="llss, post: 149851, member: 196364"] whist installing new digi aerial and 4 way line power control mast head amp the other day , i occured a massive over load on anolouge channel 5 . it was annoying at first , but customer wanted freeview allover the house as priority , for which i alligined with good passes on every multiplex, in the end i had to reduce antuunuate aerial by 15 db to better the anlouge channel 5 , the mast head amp was just a variouble gain , its getting quite tricky now to ballance anolouge signals and digital , as i rather use distribution amps rather than stack aerials , mind you i have never occured this problem before , i think i am going to move away from the labgear amps ,to powerfull , anyone came across this problem lately [/QUOTE]
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