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09-03-00, 01:46 PM

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ran new cable wire, connectors, and spliter. now i only have cable in one room.checked all the connections (all tight).I am out of ideas. I thought this one would be simple.

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09-03-00, 03:50 PM

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Check your connectors to be sure they were put on right and check the connections on the splitter. The problem is most likely in the connectors.

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