Re: [Satellite] What is a "Signal combiner"

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Mark33 @aol.com	reply to Mark33 Re: [Satellite] What is a "Signal combiner" In order to do that look what a vendor recommended me (»www.homecable.com/lineamp.html). This is not a diplexer is it?
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egnlsn Premium join:2003-09-26 Salt Lake City, UT Reviews: ·Digis	said by Mark33: In order to do that look what a vendor recommended me (»www.homecable.com/lineamp.html). This is not a diplexer is it? Bad link. A diplexer looks just like a 2-way splitter. As cdru wrote, a diplexer separates the satellite signals from the off-air signals and sends them out different ports. One port is labelled "SAT" or "950-2250", and the other one is labelled "ANT" or "5-862 (or 40-862)." The port all by itself is labelled "IN/OUT" or "TV/SAT."
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Jeremy341 Bye Premium join:2000-01-06 localhost 1 edit	said by egnlsn: Bad link. The link is fine, you just have to take the ) off the end that the forum software added.
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