1 coax cable going to 2 way splitter 1 coax cable going to cable box then to tv other coax cable goint to another another getting just basic cable, the signal comming from the cable box to tv blinks flikers some times on a few channels & another cable going just to the tv some channels come in really fuzzy. How would I go about fixing the singal so tvs are clear the 2 way splitter is a cheap $5 splitter I was thinking about getting this splitter http://www.yourbroadbandstore.com/product.php?pid=712655 would it fix the singal problem if not what do I need to fix the problem I am am looking for something under $30
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You shouldn't need an amplified splitter for a two way split. Is the signal OK on the first TV with the cable box? It so try a cheap splitter upstream of the cable box. If the signal is too weak, the cable company can adjust gain in their equipment.Originally Posted by DJboutit
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On the tv with the cable box some channel flash blink other channels are just fine
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Call the cable company. They should give you a strong signal.Originally Posted by DJboutitRecommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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Get a distribution amp like the one in your first post.Originally Posted by DJboutit
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If the signal is crap coming into the house the distribution amp won't help. TV sets have lots of RF amplification already.
I recall these kinds of problems when people were tapping free connections in the apartment building cable closet.Recommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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Used to have a problem like that.
The cable compnay put a device like that on the house and that solved all of the problems.
But it turned out that the cable to the house had to be replaced in the first place.
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The big test for the cable company is to show that the incoming line to the first cable box/TV works. Beyond that they will charge for correcting internal house cabling issues.Originally Posted by DJboutitRecommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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