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<blockquote data-quote="elsmandino" data-source="post: 858862" data-attributes="member: 111675"><p>Thanks for that.</p><p>I have tried using the inbuilt tuner in my TV and it does seem to be giving a more comparable signal reading. On BBC 1 it is giving a signal strength of 86% and 70% on Dave.</p><p> </p><p>Although there is no bar for signal quality, which I have never come accross before - only a bit error level bar, which stays at 0% on all channels. I guess that my best bet is to try both a passive splitter and the amplifier at different gain levels to get the highest strength I can without getting bit errors (which I think would start to go about 0% if the signal starts getting too strong).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="elsmandino, post: 858862, member: 111675"] Thanks for that. I have tried using the inbuilt tuner in my TV and it does seem to be giving a more comparable signal reading. On BBC 1 it is giving a signal strength of 86% and 70% on Dave. Although there is no bar for signal quality, which I have never come accross before - only a bit error level bar, which stays at 0% on all channels. I guess that my best bet is to try both a passive splitter and the amplifier at different gain levels to get the highest strength I can without getting bit errors (which I think would start to go about 0% if the signal starts getting too strong). [/QUOTE]
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