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bomber_g · 28-09-2012, 08:38

If you like you can get a splitter on the coax that is connected to your TV receiver - although usually the installer puts a splitter under the DP (small white box the able comes from) and you should be ok to connect it to that.

splitters cause noise on the line (about 3db), and may make you connection slightly less stable - but 95% of the time it won't have enough of an effect to cause an issue as the SNR's will be more than strong enough to cope with the slight loss

28-09-2012, 08:38	#3
bomber_g Inactive Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: In a box Services: Lots Posts: 211	Re: SUper Hub question If you like you can get a splitter on the coax that is connected to your TV receiver - although usually the installer puts a splitter under the DP (small white box the able comes from) and you should be ok to connect it to that. splitters cause noise on the line (about 3db), and may make you connection slightly less stable - but 95% of the time it won't have enough of an effect to cause an issue as the SNR's will be more than strong enough to cope with the slight loss