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I installed the splitter into my system and it seems to work fine, to early to know if it will last, the DB lost was minimal but then I have a booster ahead inline.
Boy was I wrong. My house is behind a hill and I never got very good reception when I had an analog antenna hooked to just one television.
I was really apprehensive about getting this splitter because it was so inexpensive. I saw several splitters here at Amazon.
I have an OTA digital antenna and three televisions in the Los Angeles area (50-miles from most of the TV broadcast antennas). I saw brand name splitter for over $20 and quality is often synonymous price, but I figured.
what the heck it's only $2 it won't break me.This splitter worked excellent. I figured that splitting the digital signal would just kill the signal to all of the televisions.
All of the televisions get excellent reception with plenty of signal strength and they never drop off of get pixilation.If you need a 3-way splitter get this one you will not be sorry and you will even save a few dollars in the process.
This splitter works as designed though the quality for an older model(same brand, 2-way) we were using was much better than this new one. The threads are of poor quality on the RCA VH48 Splitter(3-way), but viable.
Second splitter arrived with another slight rattle but still works ok. The first splitter arrived defective as one of the three outputs didn't work at all and you could hear something rattling inside. Return was very simple through Amazon's policy. Image quality is reduced even with only one output connected but I'm ok with that since this is only for a secondary hook-up. Overall, it's an ok splitter especially for the price.
I wanted cable in my bedroom, but did not have an outlet, the Comcast tech told me that if I split the signal a third time then I would lose signal dramatically. well I went ahead and tried this splitter and have not seen or notice any signal loss at all. The cable traveling to my bedroom from living room is over 20ft long and there is NO SIGNAL LOSS.
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