Aerial output

[Skids]

What's the normal output from a signal boosted TV aerial? By output I mean something I can measure with a multi-meter.

[scotman]

Not certain but I doubt that a typical multimeter would register the voltages found. You might need to connect a resistor across the aerial outputs and measure the drop across it. Let us know how you get on.

[theprof]

You can't measure this with a multimeter.

[Bazile]

Good evening prof

Would you be kind enough to have a look at my posting in Science , on the subject of Statins

( sorry to hijack your post Skids )

[Hymie]

A very strong output signal will be of the order of 0.1Vac, many cheap multimeters can measure to this voltage – but not at a frequency of over 300MHz (which is where the frequencies of interest will lie).
Your best bet is to buy a spectrum analyser - which will display signal strength against frequency. Look to spend at least £10,000 on one to meet your needs.

[redman41]

Does it really matter what your output is if you are receiving a good signal on your TV ! That is all that counts, well for me it does anyway