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Ok. I figured it out. I am an idiot. After several days of troubleshooting, plugging/unllugging, moving the tv stand back/forth, running up/down the stairs, and a fair amount of cursing. I figured it out. I hooked up an old WD TV box one evening last week and the RF modulator and it worked...

Ok. So I have had the HDMI->Splitter->converter-->RF Modulator-> 2 remote tv's hooked up for about a full day. Last night, everything worked. Wife watched shows on remote TV in MBR, kids than watched a show using the other remote TV in Basement - no issues. Get home for work, NO signal...

It did not work without the Y. I added the Y so I could monitor the output after it stopped working. I just rewired it with the HDMI being split, converted to composite, than RF modulated w/ Y going to main TV. Again everything was OK on all the remote TVs but slowly they started to crap out...

Here is the setup before I re-wire it. The HDMI and composite BOTH worked (5 mins ago) on the main TV - but not the remote TVs - unplug/replug the HDMI and the remote TVs work fine. This seems super odd because, as you can see in the attached pic, the composite feeding my main TV works fine...

I thought it might be HDMI related, so I turned off the HDMI enhanced features on my TV where the TV/hopper/etc communicate, I think I also did that on the Hopper. For example, I thought when i turned the TV off, the TV told the Hopper to stop sending signal, which then cut off the RF output...

Sorry for reviving and old post. I have a Hopper w/ Sling. Decided to turn off/return two Joey's. I purchased a $20 Insignia Modulator from Best But (looks like the RCA one on Amazon) to feed the Composite Hopper Signal to two other TV's via Coax, with the Hopper HDMI going to my main TV. I...