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BYPASS THAT PREAMP
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BYPASS THAT PREAMP
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A Bob Grove tip
Martin Toomajian, Jr. DDS, of Watervliet, New York, came up with this clever way to switch out an ne preamplifier like the popular Grove PRE4 when necessary for transmitting, attaching other accsois or simply using the antenna alone. Martin uses a standard VHF/UHF TV splitter and a video AB wichavilable from Radio Shack and most department stores.
If the preamplifer module is remote-located at the antenna, a seperate coax down-lead is required; uld recommend a low-loss coax like RG6/U available from the same outlets as well as Grove Enterpie.Wth an indoor preamp, only a short length of coax is needed.
Antenna
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Splitter Box
Call The Hotline BBS at 304-736-9169, 24 hrs, 2 lines, HST-14.4 modems.
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