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Old 26-Jan-2015, 3:53 PM   #6
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Two thoughts come burbling to the top...

Try adding an attenuator inline (it can be at any convenient point in the line given your current setup.

I'd try between 10 & 20 dB. Here's one example: http://www.amazon.com/Parts-Express-...HVNSV368MW46E0 but search through SolidSignal, 3Starinc, etc. The shipping can bite hard... (Another search result I got: http://www.3starinc.com/products_sea...or&search=+Go+)

Idea #2: Did you bring an appliance, tool or some electronic devise with you in the move that generates interference? Turn off all power to one suspect device at a time to isolate the culprit.

Patience is often learned though being forced to wait, take you time, or otherwise deal with a nearly intolerable situation... (No extra charge for the half baked wisdom )
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