04-05-2020, 06:06 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-05-2020, 06:06 PM by Mike Watterson.)
I suppose it depends on the definition of success. OTH the "low loss coax" that was traditionally sold for UHF before satellite cable (LNB IF) was common is probably a nice leaky feeder for local UHF broadcasting in a tunnel or shielded room.
Indeed I've used the "spiderweb" coax and BL connectors for a while for TG4 channel 68. Ages ago.
Everything here 75 Ohms is now F-connector with adaptors on the few DVB-T tuners with BL sockets.
Indeed I've used the "spiderweb" coax and BL connectors for a while for TG4 channel 68. Ages ago.
Everything here 75 Ohms is now F-connector with adaptors on the few DVB-T tuners with BL sockets.
