Re: TV distribution amplifier recommendations

["Quinten Uijldert" <yahoogroups@xxxxxxxxx>]

>> If however, there are Bandpass filters on the inputs then the out
of band
>> signal would not get through in which case split them first and
feed them
>> into the repescive inputs.
>
> There has to be, I tried mixing my FM and TV passivly and the result
was
> crap FM
> reception and really bad ghosting.
>
> In the end I had to get a diplexer with 40dB attenuation of the
unwanted
> to get
> rid of the ghosting. Still not perfect since the VHF low band goes up
to
> the
> bottom of the FM band almost, and the station I care about is a 500mw
one
> on
> 88.3 about 9km's away so its getting attenuated a bit, unlike the high
> power
> ones in the middle of the FM band (which overload every amp I have
tried)

I've no idea what the above means, but on Phil's recommendation I bought a
Global Comms F180 distribution amp and will floow Keith's suggestion of
first routing the aerial through the TiVo's and then through the DA to
distribute it to the other rooms.  At what sort of length should I start to
worry about cross interference if I need to run 2 ct100 cables in parallel
to the same destination?

Q.