Digital/Analog Coax
Just switched from a MH. to a Travel Trailer. Using a Wineguard Playmaker. Coax is probably 5-6 years old. 2-25' lengths joined together with a adapter. Picture is not clear. Is there a difference ...
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Pop-Pop C wrote:
Just switched from a MH. to a Travel Trailer. Using a Wineguard Playmaker.
Coax is probably 5-6 years old. 2-25' lengths joined together with a adapter. Picture is not clear. Is there a difference in coaxes? Have went thru the picture settings., not much change. Using one receiver and splitting for three TVS.
As stated, wire doesn't care if it is analog or digital (technically it is all analog until it get to the set top box/TV, but don't be concerned about that). The coax from the Playmaker antenna should be one continuous piece of RG6 (this is what came in the box with the Playmaker). No junctions or splitters.
How are your splitting the signal out of the set top box (I am assuming you are using a Wally which only has one output) ?
