Re: Problems with H20 signal strength
Member #: 21663
Registered: 2/17/2003
Posted:
120
Name:
Woodybeetle
Company:
DDCESI
Occupation:
Video Idiot
Location:
Pensacola florida
Experience:
~32 years
if you test the coax line you need -22 to -55 dBm to set the reciever, the signal strength meter of the reciever is more of a reference for the customer, The birddog meter will let you look at the quality of the signal, ps Direct does insist that solid copper should be used, I figured it out, if you stay under 75 feet in the run then you do not need it, not enough loss in the voltage to the lnb.
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