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* If you are close to the transmission towers and you are using an amplified antenna it is possible that the signal is too strong for the amplified antenna or for the amplified splitter inside the HDHomeRun resulting in distortion. We recommend replacing the antenna with a good quality non-amplified antenna. | * If you are close to the transmission towers and you are using an amplified antenna it is possible that the signal is too strong for the amplified antenna or for the amplified splitter inside the HDHomeRun resulting in distortion. We recommend replacing the antenna with a good quality non-amplified antenna. | ||
* If you are close to a cell phone tower and you are using an amplified antenna you may be experiencing LTE interference that is too strong for the amplified antenna or the amplified splitter inside the HDHomeRun resulting in distortion. We recommend replacing the antenna with a good quality non-amplified antenna and using a LTE filter that passes 608MHz / blocks 618MHz such as the Silicondust LPF-608M. | * If you are close to a cell phone tower and you are using an amplified antenna you may be experiencing LTE interference that is too strong for the amplified antenna or the amplified splitter inside the HDHomeRun resulting in distortion. We recommend replacing the antenna with a good quality non-amplified antenna and using a LTE filter that passes 608MHz / blocks 618MHz such as the Silicondust LPF-608M. | ||
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