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Old 05-08-2004, 16:05   #9
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Re: "Signal Conditioner"

I have a Forward Path Attenuator 10dB and a Forward Path Equaliser 8dB.

Attenuate - "to reduce (the amplitude of an electrical signal) with little or no distortion"
Equaliser - "electronic equipment that reduces frequency distortion"

The green box is at the side of the house so I suspect that the signal strength is really high and needs reducing, hence the attenuator. I guess that the equaliser is fitted to reduce the distortion caused by the attenuator.
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