GordyBoy69
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Good evening.
I'm using my boyfriend's account so please excuse me ignorance.
I've looked at the other threads recommended and had a look through the first few pages on this Sub-Forum but no joy.
To cut a long story short:
Moved into a new flat which has 1 aerial coming into the building (living room)
We have ran that to the back of the TV in the living room, all is well.
We have then added a splitter (white box that looks like a Y) to the rear of the TV and plugged another aerial into that.
It has ran a distance of 15-20m into the bedroom. There is one connection in this link (between living room TV and bedroom TV, one cable is 10m, the other approx 5)
We do not get a signal in the bedroom at all, no matter what we do.
When I move the TV into the hall (where connection is) and plug it into the aerial I get a stuttering picture. When I unplug the splitter from the living room TV the picture is fine.
So I can only presume that the signal deteriorates over distance/connections?
Would an aerial booster solve this?
I hope this makes sense
Thanks
I'm using my boyfriend's account so please excuse me ignorance.
I've looked at the other threads recommended and had a look through the first few pages on this Sub-Forum but no joy.
To cut a long story short:
Moved into a new flat which has 1 aerial coming into the building (living room)
We have ran that to the back of the TV in the living room, all is well.
We have then added a splitter (white box that looks like a Y) to the rear of the TV and plugged another aerial into that.
It has ran a distance of 15-20m into the bedroom. There is one connection in this link (between living room TV and bedroom TV, one cable is 10m, the other approx 5)
We do not get a signal in the bedroom at all, no matter what we do.
When I move the TV into the hall (where connection is) and plug it into the aerial I get a stuttering picture. When I unplug the splitter from the living room TV the picture is fine.
So I can only presume that the signal deteriorates over distance/connections?
Would an aerial booster solve this?
I hope this makes sense
Thanks