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DTV | HDTV Reception and Antenna Discussion
Put Converter Box Close to Antenna not TV
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<p>[QUOTE="Sparky111, post: 5888, member: 1130"]I put my converter box on top of my tv. I tried many different tv antennas and was unable to get a good signal, then I put my converter box closer to my antenna and got a much better signal.</p><p>I think the convert box takes the signal and amplifies it (along with converting the signal) so the shorter the length of the lead-in wire from the antenna the better the signal.</p><p>I was able to run three TV's using only one converter box along with three remote control extenders I made. I can get all VHF channels and live in Los Angeles.</p><p>I had used 300 ohm twin-lead. I don't know if it would be the same for 75 ohm coax.[/QUOTE]</p><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sparky111, post: 5888, member: 1130"]I put my converter box on top of my tv. I tried many different tv antennas and was unable to get a good signal, then I put my converter box closer to my antenna and got a much better signal. I think the convert box takes the signal and amplifies it (along with converting the signal) so the shorter the length of the lead-in wire from the antenna the better the signal. I was able to run three TV's using only one converter box along with three remote control extenders I made. I can get all VHF channels and live in Los Angeles. I had used 300 ohm twin-lead. I don't know if it would be the same for 75 ohm coax.[/QUOTE]
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