Thread: What causes a bad SNR/How to fix a bad SNR?
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Old 01-08-2008, 22:39   #15
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Re: What causes a bad SNR/How to fix a bad SNR?
No 'high' limit to SNR for best performance though when it gets too high it's probably a misreading.

33dB+ is ok but higher the better.
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