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Originally Posted by RGD.

I use to have Cox Cable and it took me a long time with them to get everything correct. The also had to install a booster in my house. The size and type of the booster matters as does the splitter(s) that you are using.

In addition they had to put new ends on the entrance junction box on the house. Check those. If any of the copper is discolored - it needs trimmed.

At first the power adapter was in my daughters room as the main cable came into the house. Every now and then she would knock it off and then half the TV's got crap signals. I finally cut out the Cox installation - re-routed everything and put their entrance box inside the house, in my furnace room and re-did all the ends and from there never had any problems.

I have Fios now - but the amp and splitters are still mounted to my board. You can have them and I know that it will run 5 TV's (HD signals) with no problem. If it does not work then your problem is before the signal gets to your home.

It's a Scientific Atlanta amp - but am pretty sure it's actually made by Motorola.

Just PM me your address and I can ship tomorrow.


Ron

That's very nice of you! I think what you have is exactly what I need. Thank you very much.

MCS