TV splitter has turned off magic eye power

AidyB · 07-07-2008

Basically I wanted to run sky to two rooms upstairs via the rf2 outlet. What I done was attach a 2 way splitter to the coaxial lead that runs into the main bedroom. I then have two coaxial cables exiting the splitter, one short lead to the tv in the roomand the other to the next bedroom. The problem that I have now is that the magic eye is not working (i.e. no power etc). I realised that there shouldnt have been appliences between the coaxial cable and magic eye, but I never thought this meant a simple splitter couldnt be attached. Any ideas on how to use the magic eye in 2 rooms via the splitter?

thanks for the read
Aidy

**satelliteman** · 07-07-2008

You require a 2 way link amplifier as a splitter will not pass 9v

I have done it with a DC pass on one leg but not ideal

AidyB · 07-07-2008

Originally Posted by satelliteman

You require a 2 way link amplifier as a splitter will not pass 9v

I have done it with a DC pass on one leg but not ideal

Cheers mate, now thats the sorts of answer I like. Any idea on a good source, cheaper than 12.50 delivered

Prob go with that.

Thanks very much sir.

**satelliteman** · 07-07-2008

That's a good price, what is it a Glob*l amplifier ?

AidyB · 08-07-2008

TRIAX 2 WAY LINK AMPLIFIER FOR SKY TV - search *bay

thanks mate

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