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Thread: Not enough signal?
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Old 06-15-2009, 06:12 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Just looking at the Channel Master site. They indicate the 7777 model could be over driven by strong signals. I am wondering if channel 30 would pose an overdrive situation to the amp? I get channel 30 no problem without any amp. Channel 30 is in the general direction(7 degrees away) of my Washington DC channels that I am trying to receive. They reference the 7778 if overdriving is a risk. Any thoughts? Thanks to all for your help.
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