bubbablitz
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- Feb 15, 2016
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Hello. I’ve cut the cord a long time ago watching tv using only my Roku player. I used to have Dish as my DSS provider years ago, and their parabolic antenna still sits up on the mast. Out of curiosity, I hooked up my living room tv to the coax, scanned for channels, and was able to lock on to 29 channels from the general direction of a mountaintop site to the south used for tv broadcast, and all of the channels come in clearly with no pixelation on any of the available channels.
Bear with me. My question is, there is another mountaintop site, to the north,in the opposite direction. I have an Austin Ferret scanner antenna sitting in my garage that I bought a few years ago, but never used. It’s rated as 25-1300 mhz. Is there any such coupler that goes N connector male, 50 ohm to F connector female, 75 ohm, or does it really matter? Thank you to all!
Bear with me. My question is, there is another mountaintop site, to the north,in the opposite direction. I have an Austin Ferret scanner antenna sitting in my garage that I bought a few years ago, but never used. It’s rated as 25-1300 mhz. Is there any such coupler that goes N connector male, 50 ohm to F connector female, 75 ohm, or does it really matter? Thank you to all!