Vm glitching
- Thread starter Wayne38
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Wayne! did you try what i suggested in post 11?
Powered splitters do work well, vm engineers will use this type of fix if signals are low.
Powered splitters basically give the same db output that they recieve, so in other words and for talking sake if you input 15db then pretty much that same level is distributed to each line from a powered splitter.
The thing is! and this is where it can get confusing for some people is that powered splitters/amplifiers/ boosters or whatever they want to call them these days are not actually used to boost signals although company's selling such equipment would have you all believe so,that theory is a complete load of bullcrap,,they are simply there for distrubution purposes only and not to boost any signal,and not only that, if your signal is weak then these boosters so to speak will not help you if signals already have issues...its an engineer thing mate...hard to explain.
With terrestrial aerials i use masthead amplifiers where i can actually up the anti and sort poor signals but with sly its not actually possible/vm signals can be oommfed up depending which output on the outside cabinet is used tho..
Powered splitters do work well, vm engineers will use this type of fix if signals are low.
Powered splitters basically give the same db output that they recieve, so in other words and for talking sake if you input 15db then pretty much that same level is distributed to each line from a powered splitter.
The thing is! and this is where it can get confusing for some people is that powered splitters/amplifiers/ boosters or whatever they want to call them these days are not actually used to boost signals although company's selling such equipment would have you all believe so,that theory is a complete load of bullcrap,,they are simply there for distrubution purposes only and not to boost any signal,and not only that, if your signal is weak then these boosters so to speak will not help you if signals already have issues...its an engineer thing mate...hard to explain.
With terrestrial aerials i use masthead amplifiers where i can actually up the anti and sort poor signals but with sly its not actually possible/vm signals can be oommfed up depending which output on the outside cabinet is used tho..
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Wingchundub
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Exactly what splitter do you have, as you've not mentioned.
All my cables etc were perfect, til i moved and had nothing but problems with glitching.
My provider i know is superb and faultless, so knew it had to be something to do with the new vm installation, thou i still used my old splitter and cables that worked perfectly in last property.
After having vm out few occasions, and also buying a top new splitter from roblin aka maplin lol.
It was brought to my attention the splitters vm use.
I was able to obtain one along with 2 new cables and bam, been perfect always.
All my cables etc were perfect, til i moved and had nothing but problems with glitching.
My provider i know is superb and faultless, so knew it had to be something to do with the new vm installation, thou i still used my old splitter and cables that worked perfectly in last property.
After having vm out few occasions, and also buying a top new splitter from roblin aka maplin lol.
It was brought to my attention the splitters vm use.
I was able to obtain one along with 2 new cables and bam, been perfect always.
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rs500nutter
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https://goo.gl/images/HsFiJR
This is what i have got fitted :
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A long shot it could even be a fault with the modem its been known before
This is what i have got fitted :
:A long shot it could even be a fault with the modem its been known before
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siilver
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https://goo.gl/images/HsFiJR
This is what i have got fitted :
A long shot it could even be a fault with the modem its been known before
Yea I have this one
I have the main feed splitter one to hub and the other to another splitter
No problems around the house