On or about: 11-21-06  19:34, Jean Parrot did engage James Bradley
regarding, but not limited to: Here !

 JB> In case we don't hear from Jim,

 JP> Do you know Jim too ?

Just by name. He tossed some info to an email account of mine once.

 JB> Give me a nudge, and I could look it up, if you wish. In short, the
 JB> two legs of output are identical.

 JP> I think not as I had a problem with one splitter, it would not
 JP> put out to the router, the Web signal. The second one did, that is
 JP> the original one that the cable company provided, I think that it
 JP> has to be just before the router, in the circuit.

I forgot to notice, that no two outputs would be totally equal - seeing we
*are* on Murphy turf - but they are designed to be. Your first device might
have been faulty. It could also be, you *need* the isolation provided by
the specialty splitter. Then it occurs to me, there may be a new design,
that would select the frequencies to pass out of either output. The more
head scratching I do, the more I favour this last approach.

I think it was Raymond Yates, that used to work as an electronics engineer.
I bumped into him in MEMORIES. Maybe you can point the question there, if
you need to.


... James

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