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I have a pair of 3-way splitters in use here at home in order to serve three TVs and two WIFI extenders. In one instance, a 2-way splitter is being used to divide a single coax line to support a TV and extender. (Verizon Fios).
I know that splitters attenuate signals. Is there some rule of thumb as to a limit of splitters that can be used on a line before degradation becomes a problem?
I'm using, very roughly, 200' to connect the TVs and extenders.
All cable is Belden 1189A and 1613R.
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