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* See our [[Scanner Accessories]] page for links on filters, splitters and preamps | * See our [[Scanner Accessories]] page for links on filters, splitters and preamps | ||
* Picking the right coax for your setup is very important. As you go higher in frequency, the loss from a cheap cable can be significant. [https://www.timesmicrowave.com/Calculator Here's] a good page on the subject. | * Picking the right coax for your setup is very important. As you go higher in frequency, the loss from a cheap cable can be significant. [https://www.timesmicrowave.com/Calculator Here's] a good page on the subject. | ||
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Revision as of 22:09, 25 November 2020
Antennas
- See our Scanner Antennas page for a large number of links.
- See our Scanner Accessories page for links on filters, splitters and preamps
- Picking the right coax for your setup is very important. As you go higher in frequency, the loss from a cheap cable can be significant. Here's a good page on the subject.
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