Splitter Problem

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  1. W4H1D

    W4H1D Member

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    Hi

    I have connected my Eurovox and Internet modem via a three way splitter. However the Eurovox works but the Internet doesn't. Could this be because of a 3 way splitter and not 2?

    Or could it be something else. Thanks
     
    W4H1D, Feb 2, 2009
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  2. HiTeck

    HiTeck Regular member

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    It could be, try a 2 way splitter.
     
    HiTeck, Feb 3, 2009
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  3. teeoff

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    I use a three way splitter and it works fine Its Konic 5-2400MHZ which I got on flea bay for a few quid,and its has work perfectly from day one.
     
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  4. scandalou

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    ok..try this...once you have the eurovox working..disconnect it from the splitter...gain access to the internet and then screw the f-coax backin for the euro...should be fine..
     
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    Until next time you reboot,

    Do as I said try another 2 way splitter, if that doesn't work put a splitter before the isolator, from one of the outputs from the splitter fit isolator and then a line to the eurovox then on the other feed from the splitter fit another isolator in-line to the modem.
     
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