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Freeview - how do you split aerial for two tvs?
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Go for one with a high db gain and variable, if the signal becomes too strong could get ghosting. Slx are pretty good.
What you may find is there are several brands, but yet all have the same product with there own brand stamped on itMansion TV. Avoid at all cost's :j0 -
remove the amp completely, it may not be needed, extra coax wiring for amps and splitters can cause interference, (as can loads of electrical wiring/kit alongside the coax), resulting in signal breakup.
then try box1 direct, no splitter, no amp. check signal strength and error rate and no of interference free channels after a rescan.
if that works, assuming tv1 has hdmi or scart, try antenna out from box 1 into antenna in to box 2. (this has the side effect that tv1 will only work via the humax, and not via it's own tuner)
depending on results, you may need to put the amp back in, either before the splitter, or after, or before or after humax box1
failing that, look at either a dual output amp, or getting the aerial erector back in!!
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remove the amp completely, it may not be needed, extra coax wiring for amps and splitters can cause interference, (as can loads of electrical wiring/kit alongside the coax), resulting in signal breakup.
then try box1 direct, no splitter, no amp. check signal strength and error rate and no of interference free channels after a rescan.
if that works, assuming tv1 has hdmi or scart, try antenna out from box 1 into antenna in to box 2. (this has the side effect that tv1 will only work via the humax, and not via it's own tuner)
depending on results, you may need to put the amp back in, either before the splitter, or after, or before or after humax box1
failing that, look at either a dual output amp, or getting the aerial erector back in
Thanks! Will pass this information on.0
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