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Just the splitter needs changed possibly use a no loss amp depending on signal levels
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adding... look at the splitter(s). what is the frequency range? you need a high of 1002ghz or higher.
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Thank you for your reply. Here is a pic of the satellite splitter.
@Stevericc wrote:
Thank you for your reply. Here is a pic of the satellite splitter.
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Thank you for your reply. Here is a pic of the satellite splitter.
unfortunately until someone approves viewing of the image you posted we can't see it. what is the highest frequency it shows?
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Any direct tv splitter shouldn’t be used. From someone who worked in the field, they don’t work well and always replaced (they aren’t Comcast approved).
Something like this is what is commonly used. You may need something else depending on how many cable outlets needed
Something like this is what is commonly used. You may need something else depending on how many cable outlets needed
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@Stevericc wrote:
Sorry about the pic ....info on splitter:
DC power pass. 2-2150 mhz 4 way splitter
yes that is fine for frequency response. do you have 3 boxes and a gateway/modem to install/use?
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It should include 1 2 way splitter, so instead you’ll need one of these balanced 3 way splitters if they’re in 3 different areas
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I couldn't agree more with @CCAndrew ! That splitter is engineered for satellite service, not cable service. Being capable of passing such high frequencies could worsen the cable performance by allowing line noise ingress at those high frequencies to interfere with the cable services lower frequency range. A splitter engineered for cable service will filter / isolate that unneeded upper frequency range.
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