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Originally Posted by old_tv_nut
OK, I didn't realize your full set up.
I think I would recommend trying the following:
Modulators --> combiner --> distribution amp --> two way splitter -->one output to transmit antenna, the other to passive multi-output splitter for wired connections
or:
Modulators --> combiner --> two way splitter, one to amplified or passive multi-splitter for wired connections, the other to distribution amp and then to transmitting antenna
Also, I would get some in-line attenuators in case the path feeding the wired connections overloads. Do not attenuate the path to the distribution amp and antenna, where your goal is to get the largest possible signal.
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So I got my first 750-30. Got the rackmount version since my minis are also in a rackmount. Putting after the combiner caused issues when I would need to add more gain for the antenna. So you're right, attenuators would definitely be needed for this set-up. However, putting it between antenna and splitter worked nicely since it didn't affect the wired connections. I used to use attenuators for my Tivo because the images were so pixelated. They are lost in the drawers somewhere. Once I find them, I will go back and try putting the amp after the combiner.