Here's a run from my HDHR3. The numbers are quite close to the values in my TV fool and the two positive values for 25 and 32 I'd say are representative of how strong those signals are for me. They never waver. Even in the worst conditions they're rock steady. BTW, anyone have an idea why CBLT and CBLFT don't show up in TVFOool? Just noticed that.
RF Strngth dBmV dBm Quality SNR Symbol dbg Calc_dBmV
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14 74 -15.6 -64.35 75 24.75 100 -533 -15.82
15 94 -3.6 -52.35 70 23.1 100 -435 -2.1
20 91 -5.4 -54.15 57 18.81 100 -452 -4.48
22 87 -7.8 -56.55 78 25.74 100 -471 -7.14
25 100 0 -48.75 73 24.09 100 -377 6.02
32 100 0 -48.75 85 28.05 100 -388 4.48
33 76 -14.4 -63.15 75 24.75 100 -528 -15.12
36 98 -1.2 -49.95 69 22.77 100 -421 -0.14
38 84 -9.6 -58.35 85 28.05 100 -490 -9.8
39 81 -11.4 -60.15 74 24.42 100 -504 -11.76
40 77 -13.8 -62.55 64 21.12 100 -525 -14.7
41 92 -4.8 -53.55 73 24.09 100 -450 -4.2
43 80 -12 -60.75 77 25.41 100 -508 -12.32
44 85 -9 -57.75 65 21.45 100 -486 -9.24
47 82 -10.8 -59.55 63 20.79 100 -503 -11.62
49 69 -18.6 -67.35 60 19.8 100 -564 -20.16
Really just would need recorded SS values vs dbg = values throughout as much of the 0-100 SS range as possible.
I suck at bash scripts but if someone wants to write one that goes through all the channels with your "hdhomerun_config device_id get /tuner0/debug etc" lines, I'll run it against my hdhr4 and post the results. I'm assuming you'd like that run done without the amp?