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    I have a question about the Channel Master 7777 pre-amp. I am getting a Channel Master 4228 and this pre-amp. What I would like to do is split the signal into two. So I can get OTA in two rooms of the house. Only question I have is where does the splitter go, before the power inserter or after?

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    Ideally, the splitter should go between your TV's and the power supply ("out to TV" port). If you find it necessary to split between the pre-amp and the power supply, you need a "DC block" for the leg that goes to the TV without the power supply connection.

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    Thanks for the advice. Two more quick questions.

    A DC Block is just a small adapter that I would put in between the two way splitter and the TV without the power inserter?

    Also, I was talking to a guy at the place that sold me the Channel Master things and he said if I wanted an amplified signal on both tv's I would have to have two Channel Master 7777 to amp both cables coming from the antenna. Is that true?

    Thanks, because I am clueless about this.

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    For two TV's you just add a splitter at TV1 and send the signal to TV2.

    The splitter gives 1/2 of the signal to each leg out and the power injecter must be between the splitter and the pre-amp.
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    Antenna -> 7777 -> long wire into the house -> amp -> Splitter --> TV(s)

    or if you have a long run or many TVs you can use a distribution amp (basically an amplified splitter) as well.

    Antenna -> 7777 -> long with into the house -> 7777amp -> distributionAMP --> TV(s)

    Another benefit of the 7777 is that it can join a UHF and VHF antenna (has a switch to allow this mode) into one wire.

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