Re: spliters et al
hi,
the antenna didnt have an "f" connector so i bought a "rabbit ear" to
"f" connector device and screwed it onto the antenna and the coax into
the other end. i wasnt sure this was right, but i was sure i knew more
than the clerk at the store.
is that the correct protocol?
thanks,
peter
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