BAMF 3-Way Coax Cable Splitter Bi-Directional MoCA 5-2300MHz

Used these to split a MoCA coax feed to several boxes. We have a Comcast router+modem, and so we have this splitting the street and 2 Hitron MoCA boxes to the MoCA-enabled router. It worked phenomenal and gives us gig-speed speeds over the Moca line and feeds our router at the same time. Advice with this product: - If you do a similar setup remember THE ROUTER CABLE MUST BE ON THE INPUT PORT, NOT YOUR STREET CABLE. When i did this wrong, the router did not connect to the internet. - P.S- Don't forget the line filter to stop the signal from reaching your neighbor's houses.

Works great. Very stable. I’m satisfied

It worked great. I thought that one of my cables had a short conductor that didn't really conduct with the last 2-way splitter that I had, so I got this one. With this one, I get the Phoenix channel 12 at about 75% strength, however, it was too weak previously with my original splitter. Because it passes DC current, my new amplifier could get power and it now all feeds 3 tv's very well (instead of 2 and no amplifier).

One of my TVs still had some pixelation even after installing a filter. I found this splitter that had lower resistance hoping it would help. I also replaced the cable with a larger diameter cable. Problem solved.

I am an RF engineer. I've purchased this item not for its intended purpose (CATV) but to use it as a generic 3 way splitter. I have a discone antenna, and I wanted to share it with multiple receivers. Given that I am using it for not-designed-for purpose, I took it to my bench and measured its performance. Overall, this is great as a splitter provided you don't need port-to-port isolation. Putting signal into IN port and measuring output, from 0 to 1.8GHz (limit of my test equipment), response is very flat. Loss is as expected since it is dividing the signal 3 ways. Port-to-port isolation; however, is basically none. This means if you have more than 1 receiver connected, anything funny one receiver will do, the other will get it. So, if you buy this and see funny results, start disconnecting TV/receiver one at a time. It may be your equipment that is causing problems.

It's a splitter. It works. Actually, I chose this splitter because it works at the frequencies that allowed the use of MOCA adapters to enable me to use the house's coaxial cable system in lieu of Ethernet cabling to hardwire some WiFi mesh network nodes for wired backhaul.

These splitters are excellent professional quality devices. I recommend them for anyone using catv, dtv, cctv, satellite, etc. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is because the grounding screws are so small and pathetic that they look like wristwatch parts, making it impossible to connect any ground wire larger than about 26 awg. However, there are two large holes on each side for mounting screws where a proper sized ground wire (12-14 awg) can easily be connected (you will need to provide the screws, washers, etc yourself however).

This magical device saved my marriage and made my child love me again! A few days ago, we suddenly and unexpectedly had no TV signal right at the end of Dancing with the Stars. I was happily reading my book when wife and daughter came to me near tears! The TV wasn't working! I found this to be really strange as our TV antenna had been pulling in broadcasts without interruption for over two years since we got rid of cable. I checked everything along the way, and all seemed to be in working order, but I looked at the old coax splitter that was between my wonderful antenna on the roof and the TV. This thing came with the house and has gone through multiple satellite providers and cable TV connects and disconnects. Scattered on the ground were it's discarded brethren, left to rust in the weather after being replaced by uncaring contractors or an uncaring service provider. Hoping for an easy fix, I dutifully drove to Target in pouring rain in search of a replacement splitter. Alas, one was not to be found, so home to Amazon where I found this splitter's little brother (only a two way splitter) marked as "Amazon's Choice." Hope filled me, and I searched for a 3-Way splitter made by BAMF Manufacturing, and to my delight they made one! One order and paitiently waiting for Prime shipping, and absolute success! The old splitter and it's fallen brethren have been tossed into the rubbish bin, and we have TV signal again. In fact, according to the revered TiVo's signal meter, we have a significantly stronger signal than we had before! Thank you BAMF Manufacturing! If your device could exist on a pedestal next to our TiVo we would display it there with pride!