kes601
join:2007-04-14
Virginia Beach, VA
kudos:2 | reply to rocks911
Re: The RG6 Compression fitting blues If there was not tv or a router in the rooms when FiOS was installed then the installer would have had no reason to install a bigger splitter and as was stated, the more splits, the bigger the signal loss. |
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| said by kes601:If there was not tv or a router in the rooms when FiOS was installed then the installer would have had no reason to install a bigger splitter and as was stated, the more splits, the bigger the signal loss. I know it varies by ONT but when I got mine installed (2006) the signal out of the ONT was so strong they put attenuators on the line. The same result could be managed by using a 'too big' splitter. |
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 PoloDudePremium,VIP
join:2006-03-29
Northport, NY
kudos:3 | said by blue_trooper:said by kes601:If there was not tv or a router in the rooms when FiOS was installed then the installer would have had no reason to install a bigger splitter and as was stated, the more splits, the bigger the signal loss. I know it varies by ONT but when I got mine installed (2006) the signal out of the ONT was so strong they put attenuators on the line. The same result could be managed by using a 'too big' splitter. Attenuators were used when VZ was supplying an analog signal. That has not been the case for several years now.
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kes601
join:2007-04-14
Virginia Beach, VA
kudos:2 | Ahh, didn't know it was due to the analog signal. Good to know. |
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