Hello,
 
Remember that the TV has a lot to do with TVI problems.  I have three TV's in my house, two work perfectly but the Magnavox has always gotten TVI from my tower in the back yard.  There is TVI from the 900 MHz paging, UHF repeaters and the amateur repeater on 147 MHz.  Just a thought.
 
Paul
 
-----Original Message-----
From: James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 6:11 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Repeater TVI Problem

The RG11 that I have has "quad shield" foil, braid, foil, braid  if I remember correctly,  Its not too bad if brought in from above the unit. On one set I have it going to a splitter and then to two RG6QS jumpers that go to the cable modem and the cable box.

James

Ralph Mowery wrote:
Rg-11 right to a box or set top equipment sounds good , but the weight of
    
the coax will no doubt cause damage to VCR and televison F-connector inputs
when they snap off due to the size and weight.  Use quad shielded RG-6 and
with the f-connectors installed correctly, will result in no RFI household
wise.  Also headend cable works well for RFI apps.

Isn't rg-11 the single shielded cable ?  Maybe they were using some of the
rg-11 size cable with extra shielding.

I have not looked into the quad shielded cable.  Does this stuff really have
4 shields or is it just called qual shielded ?   I would think that the
solid foil covered by one layer of the braid would be enough.






 

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