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FAQ RevisionsEditors: Raydr See Profile, Axilla See Profile
Last modified on 2007-09-20 18:13:49

What's the db loss on Active Splitters? (#3403)
Here is a table of the average gain/loss for an active splitter:

Type Gain at 400MHz Gain at 1GHz
2 Way +2db gain +4db gain
4 Way 0db (no gain and no loss) 0db (no gain and no loss)
8 Way -5db loss -5db loss


These are average numbers that I found. Check the documentation for your splitters for numbers

Active splitters can be a great help if you are having signal problems and don't want to install an amplifier. Remember, active splitters need power, so you'd have to locate it near an electrical outlet.

Active splitters cost around the same as an amplifer.

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