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  1. 31st December 2013, 07:16 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by UncleHo View Post
    There is an Electronic/Antenna guy next to Incisors workshop at Caboolture, Leishmann Electronics they specialise in fringe area reception.
    picture perfect aerials..

    think they are closed for the week...
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    Hi Vlad

    Just for reference there's no such thing as a digital antenna. With the digital restack In Brisbane, all services are now on VHF- is your receive antenna a VHF yagi? If so I would guess it's your cabling or a bung splitter/s. you could also have a mispointed antenna. I presume the cabling around the house is RG6 or similar?

    I would imagine your input comes from mt coot-tha which should romp into your suburb without issue.

    PM me for more if you need help.

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    I suppose "digital antennae" is just an easy way of referring to a good VHF antennae, for ease of understanding of the ignorant masses (like me).

    yagi ?

    Cabling - no idea what it is.

    Anyhoo I think I'll get a bloke around to have a look. I know when I'm out of my depth.
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    I used the bloke Weeds recommended. Inexpensive and very good to deal with, new antennae and all sorted. Got another plug put in while we were at it too.
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