Re: Masthead Amplifier
- From: "Adrian" <anca@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 31 Jan 2006 16:29:04 -0000
John wrote:
> "Robert Wilson" <rob.wilson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
> message news:43df82bd$0$6969$ed2619ec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> John wrote:
>>> I have a masthead amplifier that is fed with power from an "Atari
>>> Power Supply for Masthead Booster". This feeds power up the co-ax
>>> and has a couple of co-ax outlets in its body.
>>>
>>> I am getting an aerial guy in on Thursday as I need to improve my
>>> signal for Freeview and whilst I am about it I would like to
>>> distribute the improved signal to two further analogue TVs that are
>>> currently fed by an unsatisfactory loft aerial.
>>>
>>> Question: I expect the aerial fitter will suggest a distribution
>>> amplifier and an improved aerial. Is there such an amplifier that
>>> can be powered through the downlead? This will save me from having
>>> to create a power source in the loft.
>>>
>> Nearly all Masthead amplifiers on the market are powered via the UHF
>> downlead.
>>
>> Make sure he checks that your downlead is fit for the job. The
>> biggest downfall for freeview reception is crap downlead.
>>
>> Rob.
>
> Thanks - I'll take a look at the lead - the house is 18 years old.
It would be a good idea to replace the downlead with CT100 or similar.
--
Adrian A
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