In this video, I demonstrate how to connect an antenna socket for satellite TV reception. I also explain the difference between a through socket, a terminal socket, a stub socket, and a single socket, as well as what connection loss, through loss, and level are all about. I also perform an example level calculation.
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MATERIALS:
Antenna socket on Amazon*:
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Stripping socket on Amazon*:
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Through-type socket on Amazon*:
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Terminal socket on Amazon*:
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Terminator on Amazon*:
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Coaxial cable on Amazon*:
http://amzn.to/1OVQTYw
Multiswitch on Amazon*:
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Satellite dish on Amazon*:
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TOOLS:
Coaxial cable stripping tool on Amazon*: Amazon*:
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Antenna tester on Amazon*:
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Wera screwdriver set on Amazon*:
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Knipex side cutters on Amazon*:
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Video source:
Textbook "Praxis Elektrotechnik" on Amazon*:
http://amzn.to/2fKQMcS
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