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ADKM:
Also - Panosonic advised me to buy a UHF splitter (Dick Smith item) to remove the VHF component from the feed to the 380. Seeing the coax contains both VHF and UHF components, I assumed it should connect to the single (common) nput, with each frequency then available from the sockets marked UHF and VHF.
B1GGLZ:ADKM:
Also - Panosonic advised me to buy a UHF splitter (Dick Smith item) to remove the VHF component from the feed to the 380. Seeing the coax contains both VHF and UHF components, I assumed it should connect to the single (common) nput, with each frequency then available from the sockets marked UHF and VHF.
Why would there be any VHF componenet from the co-ax feed if you only have a UHF antenna?
Should be a direct run of coax from a UHF antenna to the 380. No splitters or diplexers.
Don't have this problem on my BW880 which has UHF antenna only.
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