

In-Line F-connector Attenuator -6dB (75 Ohm)This listing is for one attenuator only, front and rear views shown. Multiplequantities can be purchased if required.Insertion Loss (dB)5~2150MHz - 6±1.52150~2400MHz - 6±1.5Return Loss (dB)5~2150MHz - up to 132150~2400MHz- up to 9How it works - If you experience problems trying to finely tunethe signal strength on your aerial/satellite dish, the chances are that theinput signal into your aerial/dish is too high. The symptom can be difficult tospot but a poor quality signal, a signal with lines in or distorted audio couldbe a sign of a signal being too strong but it could also be too weak.This problem is otherwise known as 'excess gain' (which causes your signalto be too high at lower settings). Our f-type attenuator usesprecision resistors to reduce the excess.How to use - The attenuator should be plugged into the input onyour sat box (for example) or distribution amplifier, whichever comes firstfrom the dish/aerial. This will then drop the signal by 6dB and willhopefully resolve any issues you had (providing that the signal you werereceiving was too strong).Decibel (dB) is a logarithmic unit of measurement that expresses themagnitude of a physical quantity, usually power or intensity.
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Details:In-Line F-connector Attenuator -6dB (75 Ohm)This listing is for one attenuator only, front and rear views shown. Multiplequantities can be purchased if required.Insertion Loss (dB)5~2150MHz - 6±1.52150~2400MHz - 6±1.5Return Loss (dB)5~2150MHz - up to 132150~2400MHz- up to 9How it works - If you experience problems trying to finely tunethe signal strength on your aerial/satellite dish, the chances are that theinput signal into your aerial/dish is too high. The symptom can be difficult tospot but a poor quality signal, a signal with lines in or distorted audio couldbe a sign of a signal being too strong but it could also be too weak.This problem is otherwise known as 'excess gain' (which causes your signalto be too high at lower settings). Our f-type attenuator usesprecision resistors to reduce the excess.How to use - The attenuator should be plugged into the input onyour sat box (for example) or distribution amplifier, whichever comes firstfrom the dish/aerial. This will then drop the signal by 6dB and willhopefully resolve any issues you had (providing that the signal you werereceiving was too strong).Decibel (dB) is a logarithmic unit of measurement that expresses themagnitude of a physical quantity, usually power or intensity.
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In-Line F-connector Attenuator -6dB (75 Ohm)This listing is for one attenuator only, front and rear views shown. Multiplequantities can be purchased if required.Insertion Loss (dB)5~2150MHz - 6±1.52150~2400MHz - 6±1.5Return Loss (dB)5~2150MHz - up to 132150~2400MHz- up to 9How it works - If you experience problems trying to finely tunethe signal strength on your aerial/satellite dish, the chances are that theinput signal into your aerial/dish is too high. The symptom can be difficult tospot but a poor quality signal, a signal with lines in or distorted audio couldbe a sign of a signal being too strong but it could also be too weak.This problem is otherwise known as 'excess gain' (which causes your signalto be too high at lower settings). Our f-type attenuator usesprecision resistors to reduce the excess.How to use - The attenuator should be plugged into the input onyour sat box (for example) or distribution amplifier, whichever comes firstfrom the dish/aerial. This will then drop the signal by 6dB and willhopefully resolve any issues you had (providing that the signal you werereceiving was too strong).Decibel (dB) is a logarithmic unit of measurement that expresses themagnitude of a physical quantity, usually power or intensity.
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