Thread: Is the cable Broadband an TV signal linked (low signal strength)
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Old 04-10-2005, 10:14   #3
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Re: Is the cable Broadband an TV signal linked (low signal strength)
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Originally Posted by petethecat
We have split the signal (in fact the signal is split via a 4-way then a 2-way splitter before it gets to the modem) but this setup has been in place an is work very well for over a year or two.
Who's we? You or your cableco? Why do you need to split it 5 ways at the input, do you have 4 set top boxes and a modem? If so you should call your cable co. If not you probably need to call them anywas, but you should consider splitting the output signal from the set top box, not the input to the house.
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