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Re: RF Modulator and Cable Modem
I can confirm that the 4 behind a 2 does not work. I tried this before and
my CM would not work. I guess my solution is going to be an amplified
system. I have 2 primary concerns. 1) The cam signal stays in the house 2)
CM keeps working. Any recommendations on products or configuration.
"isw" <isw@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:isw-EF4FD3.21103112102006@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> In article <_YsXg.990$pa1.478@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
> "Kurt Delaney" <kurt_dot_delaney@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> One idea: replace that 4-way splitter w/ a 2-way splitter. Use one
>> branch
>> for the CM, and send the other branch into the notch and then split that
>> resulting signal w/ the 4-way splitter -- those go to the TVs. That is
>> basically the setup I use and it works well.
>
> That'll work *provided* the cable signals at your house are considerably
> above the minimum level. A four-way splitter already eats up a lot of
> signal, and a four behind a two may have problems.
>
> You can try it, and if it works, fine, but be aware that lots of things
> can affect the level of the signal coming down the street, so on a very
> hot (or cold) day, or at any other random time, things might go wonky.
> Analog signals may just get a bit noisy, but if a digital carrier drops
> below threshold, nada.
>
> Isaac
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