Re: Modulated Channel Interference

I understand your frustration -- it's never fun when something doesn't 
work quite right.  Considering the end product, though, it's usually 
worth it to keep at it until it does.  The 4 channels I have inserted 
are 2 digital cable boxes, VCR/DVD player, and PC.  The ability to view 
or listen to any of those at any TV set in the house has been very well 
worth the time taken to set it all up.

It's possible that the LPF is defective, however, it's also entirely 
possible that it's the splitter that has the problem.  Shouldn't be so, 
but perhaps it can't handle 25dBmV on one leg while getting 12dBmV from 
another source on the other leg.

Don't let it get the best of you.


CIAO!

Ed Nielsen
CENCOM
http://www.cencom94.com

Barclay Berger wrote:
> I don't think I've tried either of those.  I'm going to scrap it.  The
> bought all the pieces suggested in the manual, ie combiner, filter and never
> really satisfied.  Everything goes to crap the minute I combine the signal
> with the cable.  I paid $6 for the splitter and $34 for the filter.  Thanks
> for all your help but I going to send the stuff back.  I'm sure it isn't the
> equipment but I'm tired of buying stuff.  The 1ch modulator I bought at
> radio shack to test to see if it was the modulator, when I brought it back
> the guy said "we never have a problem with these?"  I think I'm well capable
> of installing correctly but I think there is something causing my problem.
> Oh well.  Thanks.