Hi, I would like to move a Spectrum modem from one room to another that only has one coaxial cable that goes into a Spectrum cable TV box. Could I use this to split the signal and direct it into both the cable TV box and the modem? Thanks. null

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MarRobMue · Accepted Answer

Yes you could but you might want to look at a signal booster to streanthen the signal.

jonnyd · Answer

Yes

JVMC · Answer

The problem is if one signal is analog(like an old antenna wire) and one is digital (like a cable or spectrum signal). I solved this by using this splitter and a $89 adapter available from Best Buy that will hook up to a coaxial cable ( like your old antenna wire) that will allow contagion to RCA(red, white, yellow jacks) if you have run out of HTMI attachments and have RCA connections on the back of a TV or receiver.

Answered by JVMC 6 years ago

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“Hi, I would like to move a Spectrum modem from one room to another that only has one coaxial cable that goes into a Spectrum cable TV box. Could I use this to split the signal and direct it into both the cable TV box and the modem? Thanks.”

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