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Signal strength

  • 12-11-2012 6:52pm
    #1
    phelixoflaherty
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    Have two cables running direct from diseqc switches to humax box. Eveerything sound there
    I'm thinking of running the cables to a wall plate and then use short cables to connect to sat box.
    Would this split in the cable affect signal strength or quality?


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  • #2
    snaps
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    phelixoflaherty wrote: »
    Have two cables running direct from diseqc switches to humax box. Eveerything sound there
    I'm thinking of running the cables to a wall plate and then use short cables to connect to sat box.
    Would this split in the cable affect signal strength or quality?
    what kind of wall plate? If its a good one, then no it won't affect signal.


  • #3
    phelixoflaherty
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    Ok. Won't skimp on Quality


  • #4
    Capt'n Midnight
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    Or you could remove the gubbins form a standard TV plate , drill in some 11 mm holes and put a F connector in line coupler in the plate.


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