“Will this work with a DTV converter box? I have an 25 foot tall HDTV antenna and i want to hook 3 TVs, the den, living room and bedroom. will this keep the signal strength for all 3 TVs?”
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Without seeing your exact setup, I would say that it should.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It should. My antenna is in the attic but we are running cable to 4 different areas in the house of which one is more than 75 feet away and the signal is great.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Assuming that the signal output from the antenna is sufficient to work well with each of the TV sets taken individually, the answer is "yes." 3 db gain is only twice the power, so if the signal from the antenna is insufficient to run any of the TVs, at least marginally, then an additional RF amplifier giving 10 db (or maybe more) gain will probably need to be added between the antenna and the splitter.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.i put this product where my cable wire splits in my basement and ran 1 wire down and 1 wire up to a second and third floor on the third floor i split the wire again with no amp and it works well with my converter box after the second split
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes it should. Connect this nice amplifier to the antenna and then 3 or 4 good Rg6 coaxial cables from it to the other devices.
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