| quicksilvr |
18-Sep-2012 12:06 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by ADTech
(Post 31916)
If you're reading off SNR numbers off your set's diagnostic page, be aware that they should do perfectly well until you hit the 15-17 dB range. With the digital system, as long as the minimum ratio is maintained, reception won't be any difference between a "good enough" number and a very high value (30-35 dB SNR). The problem is that, if it drops just too low, it falls off the "digital cliff".
The SNR reading isn't really a signal power meter for measuring the signal levels.
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Understood! That is helpful. After my initial scan, I only have one channel that has failed to come in all the time. I hope that NBC (41.1) will continue to stay on the right side of the digital signal "cliff edge". :) |
