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Forum: Antennas

25-Jan-2012, 3:22 AM

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A long winded blog post re. amplifiers

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Posted By GroundUrMast

There's always someone who can say it better than I can

There's a bit of specific product promotion embedded in the following Application Note, however, there's plenty of sound technical information that applies to OTA amplifiers in general.

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Forum: Antennas

10-Jan-2012, 5:24 AM

Replies: 7

A long winded blog post re. amplifiers

Views: 16,874

Posted By GroundUrMast

I have moments where I'm thinking similar...

I have moments where I'm thinking similar thoughts. But I also like being able to watch 720p and 1080i content. Access to the expanded range of programing on the sub-channels is nice. And I really...

Forum: Antennas

9-Jan-2012, 9:08 PM

Replies: 7

A long winded blog post re. amplifiers

Views: 16,874

Posted By GroundUrMast

Short answer, yes. I've yet to see any DTV...

Short answer, yes.

I've yet to see any DTV manufacturers disclose the exact method used to indicate signal "strength" or "quality". (Which term used does not seem to be based on the precise...

Forum: Antennas

14-May-2011, 2:59 AM

Replies: 7

A long winded blog post re. amplifiers

Views: 16,874

Posted By GroundUrMast

What is the difference between Signal Strength and Signal Quality?

Generally, Signal Strength is simply a measure of the power of a signal. If the measurement is expressed in watts or some variant thereof, the measurement implies the the amount of heat that would...

Forum: Antennas

31-Mar-2011, 9:26 PM

Replies: 7

A long winded blog post re. amplifiers

Views: 16,874

Posted By GroundUrMast

A long winded blog post re. amplifiers

Feel free to suggest edits to the attached. Thanks.

The condensed version of this is: Choosing an antenna or amplifier will effect two common factors: signal strength and signal to noise ratio. ...

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