Well, the companys solution was to install an extra 4 amps, all of the
same model as the previous amp, so it will do absolutely nothing for
the tilt proble except amplify it.
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DCFluX wrote:
> It is 75 Ohm cable, Paticualrly RG-6 Plenum which has approx 1dB of
> Tilt per Octave at 100'. Maximum power is +25dBmV. Intersted in
> attenuating the lower channels more than the upper ones, and I will
> follow it with an amp on each floor after it is compensated.
The devi
s, or will 75 be
> okay? How much power does it
> > need to handle?
> >
> > Kevin
> >
> >
> >
> >
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> > From : DCFluX[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Sent : 11/8/2005 6:33:36
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Subject : RE: [Repeater-Builder] RF Tilt Compensator Schematic?
Any one have any ideas on how to build a Tilt-Compensator? I had
come ideas about using a pre-emphasis circuit, but that is designed for
audio frequenc
ter-Builder] RF Tilt Compensator Schematic?
Any one have any ideas on how to build a Tilt-Compensator? I had
come ideas about using a pre-emphasis circuit, but that is designed for
audio frequencies and I need something for 50-550 MHz. Preferably
with a slope adjustment so it can contend with vary
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