[WynsWrld98]

I have a new VHF/UHF/FM antenna I just installed on my roof. There are so many different kinds of splitters made with different ranges of Hz, I don't know what kind to use to split an FM signal. I'm only using the roof antenna for FM but want to split the signal to go to 3 different tuners. I'm running coaxial cable.


Does anyone know what kind of coax splitter is best for FM? I have a couple of splitters that have different range Hz on them and the FM signals come in stronger on one than the other but I don't know what range FM is broadcast on or what type of splitter is best for FM.


Any info anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Buddy_Yaussy]

FM is broadcast in the range of about 88 to 108 MHz (megahertz). Any splitter which includes this range should do. You might find varying qualities of splitters, so by all means if one does better, use it.


Also, if you only need to feed three tuners, use only a 3 to 1 splitter. The more splits, the higher the attenuation of the splitter, which means a weaker signal to each component.