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    Quote Originally Posted by Wingfoot View Post
    Coupling electric works better than direct connect for me. Direct connection will pick up many signals on the drops. Coupling isolates the electric service and seems to carry my crisp signal past the transformer/secondary pedestal. I use RD f33 with my coupler.
    This is about the only time that I use 512 with my RD. I can usually do this on most elec servs. I'll couple if I cant get it.
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    With shallow drops I still bleed off when direct connected to the electric. Coupling seems to isolate the electric the best. I do have one other trick to get those stubborn electric services but I can't share on the site.

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    Must involve a triple digit frequency or somethin...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Goldenboy View Post
    With shallow drops I still bleed off when direct connected to the electric. Coupling seems to isolate the electric the best. I do have one other trick to get those stubborn electric services but I can't share on the site.
    I think there may have been a slight disconnect.
    STRESS: The confusion created when one's mind overrides the body's basic desire to choke the living daylights out of some idiot who desperately deserves it.

 

 

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