does the Blitzsafe offer a warranty? Does a cable splitter come in the box or do you need to purchase one?
1090079
You need a splitter. Support/warranty is dubious. Mine 'failed' and I could not return it under warranty. Known issue with cutting out randomly.
1090080
As far as I can recall.....only what you see in the picture is what you get. Not sure about the warranty either. Sorry... what I can tell is that the equipment has worked flawlessly since bought about a year and a half. Would buy it again if needed. Highly recommended. Hope this part does help.
1090081
I don't know if they offer a warranty. I had to purchase a 3.5mm male to RCA male splitter cable separately. I got a 3ft one on Amazon for $6.
1090082
Cable splitter to cut the cable or to attach to the red/white audio cable? You don't need to cut any wires. It's pretty much plug n play. You need to attach your own red/white male audio cable (whatever length you want) to the red/white female audio cable already on the Blitzsafe. I used a 6ft. cable so it reaches to the back seat for others to attach their ipod/iphone/ipad etc.
1293254
As far as I know. I was offered it at purchase time so I did. Have not had use of warranty yet, thank God. It is an excellent router. I needed to have the ability to throw signal 145 feet from house into a tin building. Works perfectly !
806113
You would only want to have it repaired by returning it to the manufacturer (Champion) to have the work done. By doing otherwise would surely void the warranty, and possibly expose you to a dangerous situation if the work were not done properly. In addition, you could also be exposing yourself to expensive litigation should an incident occur (example: house fire) during the use of this cable following repairs by other than the manufacturer.
2096919
As many as you'd like. It's your antenna and your TV's, you don't have to play by anyone else's rules, man. You can buy signal splitters for a few bucks each from lots of places; Home Depot has a nice selection. These splitters are available in 1-to-2 or 1-to-4, but you can gang them together to hook up a dozen TV's if you want. If the lines get long, you might want to purchase a signal amplifier -- also pretty cheap -- to make sure the signal is strong to each TV. All of this works great, and the picture is better than most cable systems provide because it's NOT compressed. The problem you're likely to run into, though, is finding a DVR that'll work with an antenna. Choices are few, but Channel Master probably offers the best. Magnavox also offered a combination DVR/DVD-R at one time, dunno if they still do.
1411773
I suppose the warranty would depend on the manufacturer and store where you buy it. I never looked at the warranty on mine, but I couldn't hardly see paying a return shipping because it was so cheap to begin with. Cable n Wireless offers a 30 days satisfaction guarantee, but you pay return shipping. I got the product and have zero complaints. It has been plugged in to a monitor for a security system and running since I got it with the same clarity as a 3 foot cable, mine is 50 feet.
503121
Mine had trouble Driving a 15ft. high speed cable at 1080p -- I got intermittent operation -- so I sent it back. I can't say whether that was a limitation of the design, or my specific unit was weak/bad. In general, drive capability depends on not just the splitter, but also on cable quality and even on resolution of the signal. You can try to use a good 50 ft. cable (say, 26AWG, which will easily cost more than the splitter itself). Based on my experience, I doubt it will work reliably, though.
1197908
I didn't get mine from amazon, but I think it has a one year warranty. Since I bought the lifetime subscription service, I bought an extended warranty (2 years I think) to protect my investment. Mine is directly from TiVo but you can search around for others (Squaretrade. Etc.)
573247
There is no warranty mentioned in manual nor on product box. There is also no manufacturer address or website listed. I would assume that the warranty is the 30 day Amazon return window. I have had mine for one year but only used it a half-dozen times to test Ethernet cables and it still works fine.
416131
I did not check on the Warranty (Perhaps I should have.) What I decided to do was purchase AmazonBasics USB (A-Male, A-Female) extension cable. The 1,500 plus reviews of this product (less than $10) made me confident it would be a good choice. I am attaching a 1m AmazonBasics Synch cord (which I already had) to make an extended cord.
2281354
No, but be careful. The one I got was from a vendor, not actually Amazon, and it was not as described. It was only a 900 mhz splitter, which I had to return. If Amazon sells these themselves buy it directly from them.
184873
You need a Y splitter. When I ordered mine, they sent it with the PC. Amazon has some that very inexpensive.
1769270
No splitter.You'll have to purchase one separately It does, however, come with the power supply. You'll need to supply the coaxial cable, too.
2214039
You need to purchase that separately. It did work fine with my existing coax cable though as I was replacing an existing modem.
870112
Honestly it would be better to just buy a splitter and plug it in, instead of messing with the wiring. I'm sure if you have the ability to do it, then by all means do it. Personally, buying a splitter would be easier and safer
416240
I do not recall. I had 2 (1 was warranty replacement) and both split within <2 months. I bought another brand and have had no issues.
749689
the warranty from amazon is probably much better than the manuf. see amazons policys. VERY important. you probably need a signal booster in line when using this length of HDMI cable
2219179
not sure what the warranty is...but its a direct replacement for my FiOS box...which was not on warranty or past warranty. worked out fine and seems to be doing its job.