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Why wouldn't I want to do this?
Possible reasons would include having enough intermod/bleed/noise on your scanner as it is BEFORE adding the amplifier, in which case the amp would only make it a lot worse. Also, if you have some noise but not much, but the amp will boost signals below 30 MHz, you may find some added interference from signals in that region. IF it boosts FM freq's as well, you have that to deal with. That said, though, if you already have a fairly clean system and just want a bit of a kicker in receiving fringe stations, etc., there's no reason it shouldn't improve things overall. Just make sure you place it AT the antenna, not at the scanner... you want to boost as much signal as you can BEFORE the noise added along the feedline, etc. Good luck- Linus |
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