Does anyone know if swept tested for 3 GHz RG6 cable is good for the DishPro? I know the manual says the cable should be rated at 950 to 2150 MHz. What is "swept tested"?
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Higher the better.
"Swept tested" is a term used to indicate the cable can perform properly at the stated frequencies. It has to do with using a signal generator and spectrum analyzer, or equivalent testing equipment, to ensure the cable will git-r-done.
For RG-6, it's common to only quote the highest number - lower frequncies will work the same or better.
"Swept tested" is a term used to indicate the cable can perform properly at the stated frequencies. It has to do with using a signal generator and spectrum analyzer, or equivalent testing equipment, to ensure the cable will git-r-done.
For RG-6, it's common to only quote the highest number - lower frequncies will work the same or better.
For DishPro the cable should be at least 2200 MHZ (2.2 GHZ). Anything above that is premium (gravy).
