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<blockquote data-quote="moab" data-source="post: 644820" data-attributes="member: 73157"><p>Remember for each split of the coax cable you lose 9db of signal. </p><p>Sounds like you might have at least 4 splits so your signal is being severely degraded. </p><p></p><p>I purchased a signal booster splitter which resolved my signal strength issues. </p><p>I use CONCOST [sic] cable provider. I have not tested the booster with over the air RF.</p><p>All channels now show a strength of 100 in MP having previously shown below 100.</p><p></p><p><u>Signal Booster</u></p><p>PCT MA2-8P</p><p>8 port</p><p></p><p>I am pleased with it which is rare statement from me. </p><p>Firstly it looks/feels very solid - hard these days to get anything over engineered. </p><p>Has a green power LED so you know it is on and working.</p><p>Compact (small size), solid metal case, supports internet cable modem (i.e. passive return path) and wide frequency range.</p><p>It's white which matches the color of the interior walls - so minimizes the "wall wart effect".</p><p>Keep in mind that if the unit is powered off then you will not receive any RF signal.</p><p>It made a noticeable improvement in the picture quality.</p><p>Got it cheap on flea-bay.</p><p></p><p></p><p>(Caveat Emptor: I own this product, but please do you own research. I neither endorse or support their products.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="moab, post: 644820, member: 73157"] Remember for each split of the coax cable you lose 9db of signal. Sounds like you might have at least 4 splits so your signal is being severely degraded. I purchased a signal booster splitter which resolved my signal strength issues. I use CONCOST [sic] cable provider. I have not tested the booster with over the air RF. All channels now show a strength of 100 in MP having previously shown below 100. [U]Signal Booster[/U] PCT MA2-8P 8 port I am pleased with it which is rare statement from me. Firstly it looks/feels very solid - hard these days to get anything over engineered. Has a green power LED so you know it is on and working. Compact (small size), solid metal case, supports internet cable modem (i.e. passive return path) and wide frequency range. It's white which matches the color of the interior walls - so minimizes the "wall wart effect". Keep in mind that if the unit is powered off then you will not receive any RF signal. It made a noticeable improvement in the picture quality. Got it cheap on flea-bay. (Caveat Emptor: I own this product, but please do you own research. I neither endorse or support their products.) [/QUOTE]
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