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I have a previous question on here which in some what relates to this question.
Effectively I have four STBs plugged into 4 modulators with a coax cable coming out of each modulator. If i plug one of these cables into the TV it works as expected. If I use a combiner (I believe this is the correct name) 3x female and 1 Male. Then I can get all channels showing on the TV. The issue is that I am struggling to find a 4 port splitter.
I have managed to get another double adapter which when plugged into the 3 gives me 4 females and one male and the system does work, however, the quality is not great, a little bit snowy.
I was wondering if someone could possibly recommend me a four in (4 x female) and 1 out (1 x male) combiner so that all I send all the channels via this device. I would also like to try and amplify the signal to see if we can improve the quality. So any recommendations for a four in combiner to 1 out that amplifies the signal, I would be most grateful.
As a note, the modulators do have an aerial socket also, so I have tried daisy chaining the modulators, however, the quality is worse than when using the modified combiner.
I have a previous question on here which in some what relates to this question.
Effectively I have four STBs plugged into 4 modulators with a coax cable coming out of each modulator. If i plug one of these cables into the TV it works as expected. If I use a combiner (I believe this is the correct name) 3x female and 1 Male. Then I can get all channels showing on the TV. The issue is that I am struggling to find a 4 port splitter.
I have managed to get another double adapter which when plugged into the 3 gives me 4 females and one male and the system does work, however, the quality is not great, a little bit snowy.
I was wondering if someone could possibly recommend me a four in (4 x female) and 1 out (1 x male) combiner so that all I send all the channels via this device. I would also like to try and amplify the signal to see if we can improve the quality. So any recommendations for a four in combiner to 1 out that amplifies the signal, I would be most grateful.
As a note, the modulators do have an aerial socket also, so I have tried daisy chaining the modulators, however, the quality is worse than when using the modified combiner.