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| ==== Over amplification ==== | ==== Over amplification ==== | ||
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| - | section text | + | A lot of cheaper antennas will use signal amplifiers to try and claim better reception performance. These cheap amplifiers can often amplify interference, |
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| + | Note that some TVs may work fine with an overly amplified signal, since they only have a single tuner inside. The HDHomeRun is different because it has multiple tuners, so the signal must pass through a small internal splitter first. This internal splitter is what can be overwhelmed by an over-amplified antenna signal. | ||
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| - | ==== other rf interference | + | ==== Other RF interference ==== |
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| - | section text | + | Is the HDHomeRun in close proximity to any other electronic devices, particularly anything else that works with RF like a cable modem, wireless router, cordless phone, cell phone/ |
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| - | ==== Viewing reception stats ==== | ||
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