Trevor Warren wrote:
> If signals are weak then look at an UHF Amp.
The amp will depend on the signal quality of your incoming cable and the
losses you notice from a particular frequency. It may be well before the
UHF range starts. A wide band amp with a bandwidth that *also* covers
the UHF range well should do the trick. You will have to balance between
quality and cost. :)
Regards,
Rony.
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