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How many HDMI cables do you have feeding your TV. Most sets will accept two.

an HDMi splitter for under $20
and HDMI over coax converters for $99 up
and (2) simple coax switch boxes

split the sat hdmi signal, connect to converter, to switch box
coax to rear and bomb output all connect to switch box

in bedroom switch box rear coax , converter and TV

you can elimnate the switch boxes IF you do not want to use the OTA wineguard on the roof and use only the sat TV reciver

The BOMB I am suggesting has the RF modulator built-in. If the Wally has the R/W/Y connection (not the 5 connection composite) then you can use that to connect to a BOMB as described above.

"Coax", "HDMI? Not enough info, and $400 isn't unreasonable for some format conversions.

jplante4 wrote:
I'm looking for a new box-of-many-buttons that will take either HDMI or coax. I found a few from a google search, but I don't want to spend $400. Any suggestions?

Something like this? Or a more expensive HDMI-to-RG6 Transmitter and HDMI-to-RG6 Receiver?

Plus, you would need an HDMI Splitter if you want to watch TV on the front and rear TVs simultaneously.

I hav3 a Wally and an old 2004 TV that has cable only connections. I use the BOMB but I use an RF modulator to convert the Red,White,Yellow cables from the Wally to a cable outlet to BOMB. No HD though

jplante4 wrote:
The coach is all coax for cable and antenna. I just got a Dish Wally which has HDMI out only. I would like to put the Wally in the compartment up front and feed both front and back TVs from the Wally. So I would need a switch that has at least HDMI input and 2 coax outputs. Yes I know I'll be losing resolution. I don't care.

I can easily run some coax from the from AV compartment to the front grill of the coach and connect the Pathway there.

The alternative is to co-locate Wally next to the front TV and run a separate run of coax to a new outside cable tap for the dish and abandon the idea of getting Dish in the back.

A BOMB will not get an HD signal to your TV's via coax so what you are hoping for will not work. You could buy a BOMB with a DVD connection (Red, White, Yellow RCA connection) and get an adapter that would take the HDMI output and down grade it to RCA output. This would give you a good picture on all TV's, but not at HD quality.
If you can't run new HDMI to the TV's you could connect 2 different receivers to each TV. You would continue to use the BOMB for OTA and Cable and the TV's HDMI connection for HD satellite TV.

GordonThree wrote:
no reason you shouldn't be able to use HDMI for everything these days. what are you hanging onto that still uses antique coax for video?

What? I have coax from the cable company at home and I get HD just fine. The only HDMI cable is from the cable box to the TV. That cable box isn't making up anything that can't get through on the coax. I'm not re-wiring a 23 year old coach for HDMI just because it's considered "antique".

The coach is all coax for cable and antenna. I just got a Dish Wally which has HDMI out only. I would like to put the Wally in the compartment up front and feed both front and back TVs from the Wally. So I would need a switch that has at least HDMI input and 2 coax outputs. Yes I know I'll be losing resolution. I don't care.

I can easily run some coax from the from AV compartment to the front grill of the coach and connect the Pathway there.

The alternative is to co-locate Wally next to the front TV and run a separate run of coax to a new outside cable tap for the dish and abandon the idea of getting Dish in the back.

Coax or HDMI? Do you mean both? What are you hoping to accomplish?