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Old 11-Apr-2011, 10:12 PM   #21
John Candle
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Tv Antennas and Reception

Because the Tv transmissions are Very Strong at your location I recommend use a coax ground block connected to a good ground like the electric service ground wire. This will help keep signals from going through the shield of the coax to the center wire that carries the signal.
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Old 11-Apr-2011, 10:43 PM   #22
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Thanks, didnt know about terminating the ends of unused ports. and, the need to "ground" the attna.
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Old 12-Apr-2011, 12:22 AM   #23
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Here is web site that is packed with basic and useful information , start with putting connectors on coax , http://www.swhowto.com/CoaxStrip.htm. It says use a 'Small' channel lock pliers to push and twist/turn the connector on to the coax. To tricky for me , I have been putting on connectors for many years , I hold the connector between my thumb and fingers and push and turn/twist the connector on to the coax cable.

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