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    MoCa Installation Splitter use

    I thought they worked in both directions. Seemed obvious, but since they have different ratings, I wondered if there might be something I had to consider. I'll give that a try and hope for the best! Thanks!
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    MoCa Installation Splitter use

    I have an external antenna connected to 2 TVs. Separately, I have a Comcast phone/internet cable. Both cables enter the house next to each other. I'd like to use that antenna cable as the means to bring internet to the 2 TVs/Roku by connecting my Actiontec MoCa adapters. How do I combine the...
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    Mixing Signals OTA & Phone - HOW?

    Your recommendation requires installing a new coax line going from the (antenna) splitter to the MoCA adapter near the router. There is a coax originating by the antenna splitter that already goes to the router. That coax carries the internet/phone signal. Is there a way to comingle those...
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    Mixing Signals OTA & Phone - HOW?

    Haven't had a chance yet to give this a try. It does raise some questions for me. What do you think? FYI: The antenna coax is not split at the point where it goes in the house. I'm not sure where that splitter is internally, but that isn't the main issue at this point. You recommend that I...
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    Mixing Signals OTA & Phone - HOW?

    Yes indeed, that's what the config looks like. The cable/coax phone line in and the antenna coax are both in the same location on an exterior wall. There's a signal booster left over from the prior owner/cable TV installation. I've left it connected to the antenna circuit and plugged in...
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    Mixing Signals OTA & Phone - HOW?

    Actiontec rep says that mixing is no problem on the same coax. My problem is how to get 2 separate signals combined onto that same coax. I haven't located any splitters with 2 inputs. Also concerned about various specs of input/outputs and what conflicts may occur. Can a splitter be used in...
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    Mixing Signals OTA & Phone - HOW?

    Let's see if I can explain this clearly.. Bear with me please.. :confused: My phone/internet is from Comcast. No cable TV. It connects to my Comcast supplied Arris TG862G, which is connected to my router, an ASUS RT-N56U. I have an external antenna for TV. There are 2 TVs, both of which are...
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