> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bino Gopal
 
> Hmm, ok on that note, what's the 1 Ghz for the splitter refer 
> to-or the 4/0db unbalanced thing?  I've got TW Cable at home and have 
> it split 4 ways
> (this is after it's split once to the bedroom and living room from the
> junction box at the back of the apt) but the cable techs have 
> tested the
> signal strength and said it's actually still moderately 
> high-even after the
> 4-way split-so I should be good...
> 
> I've just got a simple 4-way splitter and if there's a better 
> one I can get
> (or an amplifier or something else that can clean/improve the 
> signal) I'd
> definitely consider it!  I just upgraded my TivoHD to a 1GB HD and I'm
> getting occasional drops and I'm thinking it's the signal now 
> (I thought it
> was the hard drive before, but it's still happening even 
> after I replaced
> the hard drive, so now it's pointing to something else) so 
> rather than have
> the techs come out again and say it's fine, I was wondering 
> on what I could
> do myself.
> 
> Anyone got any pointers on what to look for or where?
>

Bino,

I was running 3 televisions, cable modem, Cable PVR, 5 computer TV tuners
and was having signal strength problems. My modem was losing its signal and
some of the higher television stations had terrible quality. I had tried a
cheap wal-mart/Philips signal amplifier (that actually made the reception
worse). After lots of Googling, I found some information on the following
item: ELECTROLINE EDA-FT08100 8 PORT CABLE TV AMPLIFER. It solved all my
problems. I split the line coming into the house for front room and office.
The office line is split for modem and all other inputs. The other inputs
goes into the EDA-FT08100 amplifier to run my HDTV, PVR, and computer
tuners. Signal strength is good for the tuners and modem. I got what I
thought was a good deal at http://www.mjsales.net/. No connection other than
a satisfied customer.

Hope this help.

Jim Maki
[email protected]


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