??????? I quick-connect HSI on RG-59 all the time. Never had a complaint. If
you amplify HSI the signal becomes too strong. Might that be the problem? If
it is stick a three or four way splitter after the amp. If you can, terminate
the unused ports (the leakage doesn't really matter so don't fret about it
too much if you can't).
On Friday 07 October 2005 08:42 pm, Michael Sammartano wrote:
> I have to disagree here. I have never been able to get any modem to work
> on RG-59. I have even gone as far as to run 59 from the rg-8 that Cox
> runs outside and just use a splice, not a splitter, and still no
> connection. I have 2 splitters on my home and Cox claims I have a bunch
> of signal loss on the hi side(what ever that is) and my tv is fine. I
> still get 364 days connectivity and 4mbps dl speeds. My upside is good
> as well and I also host an ftp, http, https, and vnc services on 6 of my
> boxes and I have no issues. I have been using cox since 1999 when they
> had the original internet service here where dl was over cable and
> upload was over phone. I have no complaints whatsoever, I just avoid
> speaking to level one if there is an issue. I have lost connectivity 3
> times in all these years due to router changeouts, they went back to
> cisco routers instead of juniper. That was when they converted from
> @Home to cox.
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