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All of the splitters perform similarly. I can't get all three bands to work without introducing packet loss, but I'm satisfied with the speed and stability on D-High. I may run Cat6 in the future, but it's not as pressing now since D-High eliminates the packet drops. Thank you for helping me...

Right now I use all three output ports for coax. The input port has a MoCA filter with a 75ohm terminator at the end. I tried re-enabling all the bands and reducing Tx Power to 5 on all adapters, and experienced bad packets again.

I initially tried D-High with the Antronix, and then with the Holland. Neither had any bad packets. I'll play around with the power settings later.

Since the outside line feeds network #1 and is isolated from network #2, is there any reason to put a MoCA filter at the point of entry? Also, would you recommend putting a PoE filter on the unused splitter port of network #2, i.e. to reflect MoCA signals?

Not sure about the units, but Tx Power and Beacon Power Level let you select between 0 and 10. Both are set to 10 on all of my adapters.

The map was correct. The coax from network #1 doesn't physically connect to the coax from network #2. Network #1: Comcast STB and Netgear cable modem Network #2: All three GoCoax MoCA adapters

Progress! Disabling every band except "D-High" (previously all three bands were enabled) fixes the bad packet issue: Unfortunately, this reduces my PHY rates to 2100 Mbps. With all three bands enabled, they're closer to 3500. Can I avoid the bad packets with all three bands enabled, possibly...

The GoCoax modems have three LEDs. During normal activity, the Power LED stays solid, while the LAN and MoCA LEDs blink quickly (normal if there's traffic passing through.) I contacted GoCoax about diagnostics, so hopefully I'll get more info! My cables all come back to the same point in the...

See below: To Study To Bonus Room To Living Room From Study --- Packet Loss Packet Loss From Bonus Room Packet Loss --- Packet Loss From Living Room Packet Loss Packet Loss ---

I had looked at that in the past. Wouldn't it cause more signal loss than my Holland splitter? The insertion loss looks higher at MoCA frequencies. Amphenol (IPGH3M4-VF): https://www.amphenolbroadband.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/ABS_1002MHz-PS-IPGH3M4-VF-07F17-05.pdf Holland (GHS-3BPRO-M)...

I just tried every possible configuration of the Bonus and Living Room segments in each of the splitter's ports, and I experienced bad packets each time. An hour before I saw your reply, I ordered the Antronix MMC1002H-B, which has 5-6 dB insertion loss at MoCA frequencies (datasheet). Powered...

It might be a bad splitter. When I join the Bonus and Living Room segments using a barrel connector, I don't see any Rx Bad packets in their GoCoax admin pages. If I connect those two segments to the Holland splitter (and remove the Study segment from the splitter), I start to see Rx Bad...

Here's a photo of the splitter: In Port = Coax from Study Out #1 = Coax from Bonus Out #2 = Coax from Living Room Out #3 = Terminator Do you see any issues with this part of the setup?

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll try to isolate it this weekend. Last night, I ran some tests with PingPlotter and noticed that packet loss only occurred with data sent between the Bonus Room and Living Room: To Study To Bonus Room To Living Room From Study --- Good Good From...

I have a gaming PC in my bonus room, and I use GameStream/Moonlight to stream games to an NVIDIA Shield Pro in my living room. My network consists of three TP-Link Deco X60 mesh routers with three GoCoax WF-803M MoCA 2.5 adapters (see attached network diagram.) I stream at 1080P 60FPS and it...