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Re: Strangest Receiver Problem Ever

Posted by wilks on August 7, 2001 at 21:32:51:
did you check the cables? try changing the cables, and changing the type of cables, and use different sockets if available. and see if that is the problem. note down on paper which combos you've done and isolate the problem. The same issue happened to my system, and after hours of testing, I found the problem! a bad cable termination.
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