Anyone using these with OTA/ATSC TV Antenna vice cable TV and Cable Internet?
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There should be no difference in function. All of my outlets go out to a 5 to 1 splitter outside. After the poe filter you could have either cable or OTA/ATSC.
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If you are using those super-cheap stick antennae you might get terrible range. Try each channel and see which is best. Then try a pair of decent cyclical polarized antennae and try each channel again.
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NO. This unit ONLY works with ATSC over the air digital channels. It will not work with cable TV signals at all.
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No, I have a Motorola and Channel Master MoCA on the same FIOS cable network. Note, the Cable through connection does not pass the Ethernet signal so the FIOS set top boxes connected will not appear on the network and will not connectivity to on demand programming. Use a 1 GHz RF splitter between the MoCA adapter and the set top boxes. Connect the set top box to the splitter not the MoCA.
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I use them mainly for the the TV at night. I did try using them (plugged into the TV) when I had my computer connected to my wireless network and I did not have any interference issues. My computer connection worked normally.
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I would replace your coax cable with a secure connection. That should solve your reception problems!
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SO, the previous owners of the house had DSL. As such, these DO NOT work. When I bypassed the phone jacks and went off the cable box (VOIP with AT&T;), there was static. They have become unusable.
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I kind of thought that that was the situation. I just got a new HDTV and am a little worried, that in a few days I will be loosing two of my channels (CBS, NBC). My hope is that what I have heard is true, that they will be boosting the signals when they no longer need to carry the analog channels. I have been waiting to purchase a new antenna untill after the conversion.
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No...get something more reliable anyway...these cut out working because of a software/firmware major malfunction...check out LOOKEE TV...internet radio and tv...
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Yes that's correct. Dump the cable TV bill, and use an antenna, it looks better, and it's free. This does do atsc, and over the air, the picture quality compared to cable looks great. I am going to be dropping pay tv, because clear qam is how I used one tuner for. Ya listening Comcast?
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I don't have a good experience with any antennas. Signal is always weak and unstable. Beater choice- streaming TV.
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Never had any problems of any kind, FYI. Be certain your antenna is properly matched and all connections are tight.
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Sorry, I am not from your area but the antenna works very well in my area. Good construction, easy setup. I am in Westlake, Ohio and pick up 35 channels. Tvfool.com will tell you what channels you can pick up and how many miles they are. These are all local, independent, and PBS channels. Sorry no cable tv channels. FYI I have this antenna connected to 8 port amplified splinter with 5 TVs and everything works great.
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Thanks for the feedback Frank, I appreciate it.So in theory, the monitor should be able to get OTA signals, but possibly due to weak signal reach, it won't, hence the need for an antenna... Makes sense.
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I installed two of these antennae in two different locations and they work pretty good. check all your connections, you may have gotten a bad amplifier supplied with the antennae.
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Cable and off-air signals reside on the coax cable below 1Ghz. Moca exists on the same cable at the same time above 1Ghz, so they coexist happily on the same cable at the same time. BTW, be SURE to use a Moca entry filter (around $15) at the cable or antenna entry point to avoid outside noise (or your neighbor's Moca who doesn't have a filter) from entering your Moca network.
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Yes. An Antenna is required to bring in the signal. Depending one many factors you will get a few to a large number for channels. Most are just looking for the major networks. This model is known for having a loud fan and over heating issues. The company has done a few improvements to help but most say issues persist. It's an interesting concept but my family found it wasn't ready to be a cable replacement yet.