Does splitting aerial for two TVs lose much signal strength?
WEBJun 24, 2012 · Splitting reduces the signal strength but unless you have a very weak signal it has no effect on the picture quality. See. Television Aerial Boosters / Amplifiers, Splitters, Diplexers & Triplexers. Humax Foxsat-hdr, Humax HDR1000S, 2x HDR-FOX T2, Sony STRDN1050 receiver, Sony KDL-40W4000 TV. Sony DCT-TRV950E DV camcorder, Sony HDR-XR500 HDD HD ...
db gain ? for tv aerial signal amplifier - AVForums
WEBJul 16, 2012 · This is a very common problem when using multiple devices. The solution, which I'm also using, is a decent (active, boosting) splitter. To "break even" with a two way split you need 3dB per channel (i.e. 2x), 6dB for a four way split (i.e. 4x), as may be logically expected. - Mark. Arcam: AV9, P1000. Marantz: SACD 30n.
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WEBOct 29, 2007 · Main TV: Sky HD Box TV 2 : Sky Splitter connected to Aerial socket, Aerial supply TV 3 : Sky Splitter connected to Aerial socket, Aerial supply I want to be able to watch Freeview on TV 2 or 3 at the same time as someone is watching Sky on main TV, so we are not restricted to watching the same Sky channels on all TVs.
Answered Sudden loss of signal, but boosters appear to be working
WEBDec 9, 2009 · We have a decent roof aerial, it has a booster connected in the loft (a Triax one), which then feeds in to a 1-in, 4-out booster/splitter. So there are effectively two boosters. Until last week, only 2 of those outputs were used, feeding our kitchen and a bedroom. I added the third feed to the living room on Tuesday. All went well.
Best way to split an aerial - AVForums
WEBFeb 9, 2011. #3. If the base aerial signal is strong enough then a passive split is best. An amplifier introduces additional 'noise' into the RF signal which is best avoided. Amplifiers are more susceptible to overload issues. Amplifiers consume (a little) electricity. Try to find one from a reputable brand (Triax, Antiference, Televes, Wolsey ...
TV Aerial Splitter Help - AVForums
WEBOct 5, 2010 · I have a rooftop aerial that goes direct to my bedroom tv where I receive all the freeview channels. I intend to buy a 2 way splitter and send another aerial cable to a second bedroom tv. The "Y" shaped splitter will also require 2 x Male plugs 1 x Female plug Can anyone tell me which...
TV/FM Splitter - AVForums
WEBPoints. 28. Nov 23, 2012. #1. Hi. I bought a simple splitter to basically make use of radio reception from the same TV aerial. The splitter has one input, from the aerial and 2 outputs, 1 for the TV and the other for a radio receiver. My problem is that my receiver's radio aerial connection will only take 2 bare wires and the output from the ...
Watching Sky on other tv's through aerial? - AVForums
WEBMar 23, 2009 · I went to maplins and bought UHF TV Signal Splitter : Aerial Splitters : Maplin Electronics. Maplins told me to. 1) put connection from Ariel into the "in" terminal and. 2) connect the coax from the lounge/sky into one of the "out" terminal with the the cable to the Bedroom TV out of the other "out" terminal.
Aerial Splitter Causing Bad Reception - AVForums
WEBMay 25, 2021 · The cable comes into the loft, through a splitter, which leads to a bedroom and living room. Living room reception is pretty good, it's a Sony A8. Bedroom reception, not so good, it's a 2012 Samsung F8000. I only have a cheap supermarket fly lead from the back of the TV but when I connected this straight to the aerial, it was pretty good reception.
Can i use an Aerial splitter off my Sky+ box - AVForums
WEBDec 31, 2006. #8. Yes you can do the above. You can add a splitter to the rf2 output on your sons box so you have one wire going to the kitchen and another to the 3rd bedroom. You can also use a tv link in the 3rd bedroom. If you find the picture quality is not so good use a tv amp which supports tv links to split the signal.