A splitter does exactly what it suggests - it splits the signal and also splits the energy available to each receiver. As each receiver sees only half the signal, they will also see more noise on the line as the receiver boosts the signal level. More noise means more disturbance to the picture. You may benefit by using an active splitter (one that uses a power supply) but these also have a tendency to increase the noise level as well. If the source is an ariel, you might do better to replace it with a larger or more directional model that will deliver a stronger signal to the splitter.
Yes, using a proper splitter is better than a Y cord.
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Go to a place like Best Buy, and get a splitter. You could try using a splitter.
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"10-1" usually means "your reception is poor". -
The purpose of using a coaxial splitter is so that one can connect more than one device to a single coaxial line. For instance connecting two TV's to one coaxial line for cable television.
They sell amplifiers to boost the signal ;)
Yes, using a four-way splitter for an antenna signal will result in a reduction of signal strength. Each output on the splitter will receive a weaker signal compared to the original input signal. However, the amount of signal loss will depend on the quality of the splitter and the length of the coaxial cables connecting to the outputs.
If it is a digital TV, probably. Otherwise, no.
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