You show a SWM8, but call it a SWiM-16.
Are the few unused ports on the splitters terminated with loads?
Are the few unused ports on the splitters terminated with loads?
sorry that pic is inaccurate, it is a 16...yes there are 2 open ports on the one 8-way that are terminatedveryoldschool said:You show a SWM8, but call it a SWiM-16.
Are the few unused ports on the splitters terminated with loads?
What? Just because you had the same problem? :lol:Stuart Sweet said:My guess is a loose connection. I think adding a second power inserter would not help.
majority of the coax runs are 75ft. what puzzles me most is that the setup works fine for months and months at a time, then blows up big usually around the time i need it most :sure:veryoldschool said:How long are the coax from the SWiM-16 to the farthest receivers?
Those 8-ways kill about half the RF power needed.
75' isn't too long, so look/inspect all the connections.psuscott0483 said:majority of the coax runs are 75ft. what puzzles me most is that the setup works fine for months and months at a time, then blows up big usually around the time i need it most :sure:
Bingoveryoldschool said:What? Just because you had the same problem? :lol:
When it's bitten you in the rear, you remember it for a while. !rollingStuart Sweet said:Bingo
"Seems like" a tech service call and his/her AIM [meter] would be a good call.psuscott0483 said:well here's a shocker the 2nd power inserter did not help. they want to send someone out to put up a 2nd dish now