Cable TV / HDTV Antenna Question.

shilala · 12-12-2011, 02:29 PM

I agree, Browns territory, ugh. I'm not allowed to move though, Weeze won't let me.

I think I figured it out. Some guys say you can just flip over a splitter and combine the two signals. They tend to overlap and cause problems, but sometimes it works.
I had to get DC voltage/IR passing splitter/combiners because normal splitter/combiners block the dc voltage that I'm putting in on purpose to amplify my antenna signal.
In case the splitter/combiner option doesn't work, I got a couple simple coax A/B switches.
I chose this pre-amp because it had a much higher gain for just a few more bucks.

12-12-2011, 02:29 PM	#3
shilala Dear Lord, Thank You. Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Scott Posts: 13,721 Trading: (252)	Re: Cable TV / HDTV Antenna Question. I agree, Browns territory, ugh. I'm not allowed to move though, Weeze won't let me. I think I figured it out. Some guys say you can just flip over a splitter and combine the two signals. They tend to overlap and cause problems, but sometimes it works. I had to get DC voltage/IR passing splitter/combiners because normal splitter/combiners block the dc voltage that I'm putting in on purpose to amplify my antenna signal. In case the splitter/combiner option doesn't work, I got a couple simple coax A/B switches. I chose this pre-amp because it had a much higher gain for just a few more bucks. __________________