electrosmart 90 Degree Right Angle / Angled TV Aerial Cable / Coax Plug Lead Adaptor - Male Coax / Coaxial Plug to Female Coax / Coaxial Socket Connector - Ideal for wall mounted Plasma & LCD Flat Screen TV installations

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My remodeling contractor unfortunately took down the dish and removed the cables, so I can't refer to my old setup. So I'd like to have just one coax cable enter my house, and then split it into separate lines go to each DVR (2 per DVR).

The last of the MPEG-2 feeds are shutting down beginning April 2019 so after that you will need MPEG-4 (SD and HD capable equipment). Harvey is a credit to Vision Plus; It’s reassuring to get such excellent, prompt service and I will sing his and your company’s praises on Face Book. It's where you have to start thinking in terms of it being a transmission line that can carry a train of waves, rather than something that's effectively always the same point in the wave over the whole length of the wire. The material of the 90-degree coax connector is 24K gold plated, which ensures lossless signal transmission, resistance to wear and tear, oxidation resistance, and longer service life.Someone said I could instead put the power inserter between the splitter and one of the DVRs if I configure it properly. So often we seem to find difficulty in resolving post-purchase issues and thanks to your help I will use and recommend Vision Plus in the future and disregard other suppliers. AC power and analog audio also "go fast," but right angle adapters are pretty normal in those contexts. The service I have received from him yet again will ensure that I will only use and also recommend to others your company for aerial requirements . VCELINK right angle F type connector is easy to install and disassemble and is a perfect choice for DirectTV and Dish Network at up to 1 GHz.

A regular Genie (2nd/3rd generation HR44/HR54) is the more reliable setup, especially if you have a regular HDDVR instead of a Client on the 2nd TV.

This is why you don't have to worry about termination and reflections on audio lines, unless they're really seriously long (miles). This prevents sharp bends in the cable that could increase wear, shorten its lifespan or create a poor quality signal.

Adapting large 'N' type connectors to BNC is not ideal, and 90-degree type adapters are very bad for RF loss.These connector allow an aerial cable to exit the rear of your equipment downward, rather than horizontally from the back.

FYI, in my setup, I only have 2 boxes (DVRs) and it's easy enough to snake cables through my house (through an unfinished basement). You could also get an HDDVR instead of a Mini Genie Client, which would have its own 2 tuners and 500GB recording space, and it and the Genie can still view each other's recordings. I have just had the pleasure of dealing with your Mark Eatherington , and again he has been so helpful he is a credit to your company . The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.Quote from: Scott Helmke on September 10, 2018, 10:17:59 AM My rule of thumb about RF is that it "goes fast, doesn't like making sharp turns". When the outer shell of the connector is screwed back into position, it clamps down on the cable earth. A high quality TV aerial lead with pure copper conductors, gold plated connectors and a right angled socket to reduce cable strain in confined areas. It is such a pleasure to find a reputable company with knowledgeable helpful staff please thank him for me , very well done keep it up . Really the issue/question was is there something specific to RF and 90 degree turns as the quote from the article seemed to indicate.