can i add it at end of cable then to tv?
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Not the best way to do it. The signal will already be degraded. The PCT needs to be as close to the source of the signal as possible. That being said, It is worth a try. Install it close to the wall jack then to your equipment. The best place is close to where the cable enters the building. It keeps the signal from degrading down the line. . I Have two cable line coming in; one on the second floor. the PCT is hooked up a few feet from the entry wall. It made a fantastic improvement feeding three rooms. The line for the front room is hooked up in the front room after the cable has gone the entire length of the basement and up to the far wall. It definitely helps but it's not perfect. Not the best way to do it. The signal will already be degraded. The PCT needs to be as close to the source of the signal as possible. That being said, It is worth a try. Install it close to the wall jack then to your equipment. The best place is close to where the cable enters the building. It keeps the signal from degrading down the line. . I Have two cable line coming in; one on the second floor. the PCT is hooked up a few feet from the entry wall. It made a fantastic improvement feeding three rooms. The line for the front room is hooked up in the front room after the cable has gone the... » Read More Not the best way to do it. The signal will already be degraded. The PCT needs to be as close to the source of the signal as possible. That being said, It is worth a try. Install it close to the wall jack then to your equipment. The best place is close to where the cable enters the building. It keeps the signal from degrading down the line. . I Have two cable line coming in; one on the second floor. the PCT is hooked up a few feet from the entry wall. It made a fantastic improvement feeding three rooms. The line for the front room is hooked up in the front room after the cable has gone the entire length of the basement and up to the far wall. It definitely helps but it's not perfect. « Show Less
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I wouldn't recommend it because you'll be amplifying a signal that will be weak/bad/grainy after traveling through the long cable. So it may amplify the "bad" signal. Generally it is best to amplify the "good" signal at the beginning of a long cable run or before you split it multiple times.
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I used it on the output from my HDTV Antenna, and the ran cables to my two Televisions. and it worked great
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yes you can, but you get better results if you connect it as soon as the cable comes in the house, these units are better pushers than pullers.
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While "Entreri" is correct, I HAVE placed one right next to the TV (cable TV tuner on my PC) and it worked great. It just depends on what's wrong with the signal in the first place.
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most likely not - i just view this digital conversion thing as a way to "force" people into getting cable of some kind. You will need a converter box coz there will be no more over the air analog transmissions of TV signals.
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Yes, you need a unit at each end of the cable, although certain devices - like my Tivo - have one built in.
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You can but need a special connector for the coax cable. I went to radio shack and they had 50 foot cable with all the connectors for 25 bucks. Worked great.
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You could use it with a cable tuner box, direct TV, slingbox or similar and just connect it with a HDMI cable.
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Short answer is "yes". This device neither inputs nor outputs digital -- you'll need an analog output (rca stereo and video) from your cable box to input to it, and it has an analog output for your TV.
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You might have to call Phillips should be able to provide you with extending cable
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No. The TV is fully compatible with any digital signal (Cable or Satellite) and will pull in any over-the-air digital signals in your area if you have an antenna.
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You would need to hook the composite box 1st then the tivo box if it has the connections, however you may lose some picture quality when finally connecting the tivo to the hd tv. The signal from a cable line is only strongest with the 1st device it is connected too from my experience.
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Hello Sandra -Yes you can , but only by using a 2 way or a 4 way splitter on the cable that goes into house.Where cable from external antenna enters into home that end has F type connector which you would put on on the single lead side of splitter and then you would run whatever other cables you would need off the other side of splitter which will have 2 or 4 ends .One cable to your nearest tv and other cables to your other tvs located elsewhere around the home.I hope this has answered your question.
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If you have a cable box that is HDMI you can connect it to that. It have an HDMI In/Out
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Deborah, yes, you can extend the length of the cable. Go to any big box home improvement store and in the audio/video accessories area you'll find coax cable in lengths from around 10' to 250'. Pre-packaged cables will already have the F-Type coax connectors on them (like the one on your antenna cable). Buy whatever length you think is adequate, along with a package of "F-Type" cable adapters. These inexpensive double ended male adapters will allow you to join your antenna to your longer cable, a very easy job. Good luck!
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i have to use our dish setup for the tv.it would probably be the same for cable.
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You can install this outside on your roof, or inside in your attic space. It hooks up to your tv with a regular coax cable. It's a very strong antenna. If you live out in the boonies, you might need a signal amplifier too.
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You have to have a Coax in connector on the back or side of your t.v., you just screw the end of the antenna coax cable too the antenna in connector on your T.V.
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Yes, if your TV has optical or coax out, you can run cable from coax or optical out from TV to coax or optical in of this receiver.
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That would transmit an outgoing signal from your tv set (if it even has OUT ports) to be received by your cable box. Can't imagine why you would do that. Plugging it into the OUT on your cable box and receiving it at the TV will allow you to eliminate the wires from the cable box to the tv and allow you to keep them a greater distance apart, or perhaps even in different rooms.