Do I need an amp ??


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Old 11-09-2007   #1
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My System: channel master 1.2m dish technomate 6900,,and invacom 0.3 quad lnb satlook micro
Do I need an amp ??

hi to all like everyone else im trying to squeeze everything out of my set up,ive just measured the cable run and its longer than i thought ..23m to be exact do i need an amp on my 1.2m dish,will it help get the very weak signals just that bit better thanks iwol
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I wouldn't consider using an in-line amp unless you have a cable run of >35m. It's going to introduce noise particularly on low-level signals; best to concentrate on upgrading your cable (use something like WF125) or maybe a better low-noise LNB if you haven't one already.

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