Reply With QuoteMethinks you should heed your own advice and learn some basic manners and spelling.Originally Posted by LeroyPatrol
Question asked, answered in the first two replies, then in comes "The Druid" to help out.
We're not all as smart as you?
This is the manual that I've quoted, if there's some confusion, not my problem, it's yours.
The Official site:-
Methinks you should heed your own advice and learn some basic manners and spelling.
I've tried that one, rebadged as a Dick Smith model. Output has severe 'fishbone' effect on nearly all channels. But at least the channels are UHF and can be selected. I'd try something more robust looking like this:
...or just fork out $3,500 and broadcast your own DVB-C channel.
Last edited by Smacca; 06-06-11 at 02:17 AM.
LOLnice come back LOL
Stubbon old cow aren't ya!!! You're allowed to be wrong occasionally but nope fight to the death LOL
Leroy
PS Now should I need more punctuation or something in that sentence or does it get the point across with spellin mistakes and all????
Last edited by LeroyPatrol; 06-06-11 at 08:26 AM.
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Oh christ, here comes the big words.
Go to Google Maps and click “Get Directions.” Get directions leading from China to Taiwan, and look at instruction #48.
I have a Crest XPC171B av signal convertor for sale but the output is CH 0 or Ch 1 46.25Mhz /57.25Mhz
Works ok for me but it is up to you $14 + post
Thanks for the offer Marty 17, but I have already exchanged the Jaycar one (LM3872) for their most expensive model (LM3879). Hopefully it will work.
beer4alanh!!LOL
The new modulator (Jaycar LM3879 model) works like a charm. :-)
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