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andrew_wallasey · 23-07-2004, 09:17

They might have moved you down a tap in your CAB. There should not be any reason for a sudden drop in signal like that. You might just need to be moved up a tap in the CAB.

I am about 100m away from the CAB with an RG11 and RG6 pull to the house. Both of these are on the top tap in the CAB. The RG11 is split 3 ways (2 Set top boxes) and the RG6 is on a barrel in the drop box for another Set top box. I have got an SNR of around 30.

23-07-2004, 09:17	#3
andrew_wallasey Inactive Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 477	Re: Falling Signal to Noise ratio They might have moved you down a tap in your CAB. There should not be any reason for a sudden drop in signal like that. You might just need to be moved up a tap in the CAB. I am about 100m away from the CAB with an RG11 and RG6 pull to the house. Both of these are on the top tap in the CAB. The RG11 is split 3 ways (2 Set top boxes) and the RG6 is on a barrel in the drop box for another Set top box. I have got an SNR of around 30.