Thread: Shifting modem
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Old 02-02-2013, 10:54   #7
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Re: Shifting modem

The 12.6 dBmv will need taking down. The splitter will knock off about 4 dB but if you can get a 6 dB forward path attenuator as well, that would put the modem at less risk. Sometimes the SH can hack 10 or 12 dBmb; mine won't work properly if downstream power exceeds 7 dBmv.
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