“can it be used as a 1:4 splitter without power”

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• Yes, it could be. But your gain will be reduced if not negated by the additional splitter. I would recommend an outdoor antenna amplifier ( of course much more costly). Or, just add one of these on each source ( may be smarter than the outdoor amplifier).

  Answered by Polo 9 years ago

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• No. Needs power.

  Answered by Youtheducator 9 years ago

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• There are very good "plain " splitters that would work quite well in the situation you are trying to use. I would not use a powered amplifier like this nice RF-G1179 for that job.

  Answered by tallpine 10 years ago

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• I tried it without power and it attenuted digital signals. I lost one of my Digital stations all together. Don't use it four a four way splitter.

  Answered by buzzboy 12 years ago

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• It seemed to work in my system, but there was an obvious loss of signal level. I didn't notice any cosstalk.

  Answered by Anonymous 12 years ago

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