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Answer by Ed Beal for Getting Best Signal With RG6
By eliminating the splitter your signal will be stronger at the modem. The question will be do you need a stronger signal?
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You'll want a splitter where the -db is smaller. The bigger the -#, or smaller, the more signal that is lost. I personally choose a -3.5 splitters and run 1 specifically to the modem and then the other...
View ArticleAnswer by Phil Freedenberg for Getting Best Signal With RG6
As long as you are getting an acceptable signal level at the router, replacing the six-way splitter with a coupler won't accomplish much. You can tell via a speed test, which is readily available on...
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Getting Best Signal With RG6
I have recently "cut-the-cord" and have dropped my TV service through my provider, so the only need for a RG6 cable is my cable internet service. My set-up is that the "orange" cable that leads from...
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