HiLast night when I installed a new tuner, I was listening a jazz station that
doesn't have a strong signal.I was working on the back of the stereo system and I lost the station when I moved the
RG6 coax behind the tuner. If moved again the wire and the station cames in again. I
looked at the connexions and found that every contact was correct.Every time a station has a weak signal, it seems to do the same thing. It doesn't do that with strong signals.
The RG6 goes from the tuner 75 ohm inputs to a Yagi antenna in the roof. The lenght of the cable is about 40 feet. It is connected with a 75 ohm to 300 ohms transformer near the antenna.
Coax wire shouldn't work as an antenna right ?
I know that RG6 coax isn't the same quality as RG59 Can it be the problem ?
Will I have a stronger signal If i use RG59 instead of the RG6 ?
Thanks a lot
Marc Legare
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