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396MY Tv Coax routing
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Re: 396MY Tv Coax routing
Reelpriority wrote:Source of the post We had a similar problem on our Carver 356. Finally, we had the field tech person from the cable company come onboard the boat. The solution was to remove the 1999 era A/B selector switch which was not compatible with the digital signal coming through the dockside coax.
We never used the original air antenna. Removing the old technology A/B switch made sense. Clear HD signal now on three TVs.
The switches are not 'analog' and 'digital'. It was probably just a bad switch. A good switch would work on ALL the current digital channels. They are not really made for a marine environment and the contacts inside get oxidized. Even in a house they don't last that long.
Similar with the antennas.
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Re: 396MY Tv Coax routing
g36 wrote:Source of the post The cable input is most likely in the port swim platform compartment where the electrical cables connect to the boat. There is a hinged cover like the others in there for the breaker switches have you looked in there closely
Much appreciated! Cable input was found in the swim platform compartment with the electrical cables.
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