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Old 01-05-2017, 10:02 AM
dieseljeep dieseljeep is offline
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Originally Posted by ohohyodafarted View Post
Don't be a penny pincher, trying to do it on the cheap.

Buy a distribution amplifier like this. https://www.amazon.com/Channel-Maste.../dp/B001PI09SE

Connect the input of the distribution amp to the output jack on your antenna power supply. Then powers all your sets from the output of the distibution amp.

With a distribution amplifier, you will not have any signal loss. If a 3DB signal goes in, you will get a 3db signal on every output jack of the amp.

I use several of these in my system. I tried using standard splitters like you have first, and had huge signal loss causing pixelation. Then I started using these distribution amps and I get excellent signal strength to all 15 sets that I currently have wired in my display room. I use a powered UHF rotor antenna like you are probably using too.

Also see this page on my web site
http://antiquetvguy.com/WebPages/FAQ...%20Signal.html
The only way you can get away using those Magnavox DTV convertors is that your location is so close to the transmitter sites. Out were I am, they're barely passable. I need, either a Zenith-Insignia or a Digital Stream.
My distribution amp is a Radio Shack, four output unit, a thrift-shop special.
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