Do I have it right now?
Code:
C4 > LNA-200 > Pwr Inserter
\ U
CH 7 yagi UVSJ > dist amp > coax > 4 TVs
\ / V
splitter > LNA-200 > Pwr Inserter
/
CH 8 yagi
If I have it right, disconnect the CH 8 yagi and connect the CH 7 yagi directly to the VHF LNA to see how CH7 does; it's your weakest signal.
What UVSJ are you using; what does it say on it?
What distribution amp are you using?
I don't see any advantage of using two LNA-200s. You could use just one to amplify UHF and VHF.
Code:
C4 >
\ U
CH 7 yagi UVSJ > LNA-200 > Power Inserter > dist amp > coax > 4 TVs
\ / V
splitter
/
CH 8 yagi
If CH 7 comes in OK without the CH 8 yagi connected, then the Tin Lee AC7
might work.
http://www.tinlee.com/Matv_filters.php?active=3
http://www.tinlee.com/MATV_headend.p...IGNALINJECTORS
http://www.tinlee.com/PDF/AC7-custom...kup%20Info.pdf
http://www.tinlee.com/pricing.php?active=3
Call them and talk to one of their engineers and email your tvfool report to him.
http://www.tinlee.com/contactUs.php
Code:
C4 > LNA-200 > Pwr Inserter
\ U
CH 7 yagi UVSJ > dist amp > coax > 4 TVs
\ / V
AC7 CH.7 > LNA-200 > Pwr Inserter
/
CH 8 yagi