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Old 26-Nov-2011, 8:13 PM   #20
skatingrocker17
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Originally Posted by MisterMe View Post
In your case, there is no point. Amplifier saturation is determined by the total signal that reaches the amplifier, not by the individual signal strengths of separate channels. You have many strong signals from stations nearby. They will saturate your preamp.
I'm trying to receive channels from other markets so a pre-amp still wouldn't help?

Last night I unplugged the amp and connected the antenna directly to one TV and my local Fox station was working but was jumpy every few seconds, keep in mind I'm pointed toward Fort Wayne, IN; not Toledo, OH. I ran a channel scan and received 2 less channels. I don't think I got NBC Toledo without the pre-amp.

I plugged the pre-amp back in and got all my Toledo stations back and ABC and Fox Lima back. Also, my local Fox station was no longer skipping.

I didn't receive 20 extra channels last night like I have been the past few nights though.
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