"Richard Clark" wrote in message
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| On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 17:53:32 GMT, "eccos" wrote:
|
| In "scenario 1" I have no antenna help whatsoever. Whereas
| in "scenario 2," however cheap, I have some antenna, and for this reason
the
| reception is better. Duh! If my assumption is correct, then the
question
| is how to add an indoor antenna to "scenario 1."]
|
| Hi OM,
|
| Successful engineering consists of explaining the problem correctly
| (because it is also the answer).
|
| Connect your cheap antenna to the DSS connector labeled TV
| ANTENNA/CABLE IN (which is an input, you were using it as an output)
| and when you turn off the DSS, it should allow cable or antenna
| signals through to be tuned by your TV. This means that the DSS acts
| as the splitter you are trying to add to this problem.
|
| 73's
| Richard Clark, KB7QHC

Richard,
I tried your suggestion, and I get damn near perfect reception. Wow!
Thanks again.