If I put a RF modulator in line before the processor converting it BNC to Coax then back to BNC with this processor work?
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your question is unclear to me. if you take a video source and modulate it; the input to the quad will not be video. it will be modulated video. this will confuse the quad that is expecting a video source.if you want to view the output on a TV then you should modulate the output from the quad,and, send that to your TV.if you are still confused; maybe you should tell me what you want, not how you think you can do it. happy to respond to any serious questions.
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This is a very simple device.... it takes two signals and puts them on one screen. If you send it two videos, it will spit out both on one screen. just test the video stream from each source prior to burning the content. you should be fine if you have a stream
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Hello, the coax function does work end to end. At the bottom of the tester is the remote probe you pull out. One side of the probe has a RJ-11 and RJ-45 connector, the other side is a small male F connector. I highly recommend also getting a F connector coupler for testing coax cables. Most of my coax connections I test are BNC, so I had to make a few converters for it to suit my needs. Hope this helps
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Yes. This unit has coax (F-connector) digital audio in and converts it to optical cable digital audio out. My unit works perfectly.
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You need an RF de-modulator to take your coax signal and convert it to composite video this is what this box is designed for. With the dip switches set for the channel you want to watch. This unit does one channel select. There are other boxes out there that allows for multible channel selection like "PcConnectTM Coax F-Pin Cable tv to RCA Audio/Video Demodulator, and TV to VGA Converter".
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Not by itself. You must use a converter such as: Audiovox Corporation CRF907 RCA Compact RF Modulator. Available here on Amazon.
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Hopefully your receiver has the crossover in it, if not, get a passive crossover and put it between the receiver and center channel.
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This adapter is not a reverse thread. It screws in normally (righty-tighty / lefty-loosey) If you are asking if this adapter has been wired with reverse polarity, again the answer is no, and furthermore, Baofeng radios do not use the reverse polarity. THis adapter works fine with my Baofeng radio. This adapter simply bridges the SMA format to the standard antenna COAX PL-259 format. You may even want to consider using an SMA to a BNC adapter for a faster connect/disconnect, and in that case you may want to place an adapter on your standard COAX to connecit IT to a BNC. Hope this helps!
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Paul is correct. You need 2 seperate moduls to make this work. Not including the reciever. Distribution module and line input (composite audio).
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Yes, both end of the coaxial cable will need a BNC male connector. Then you will plug the BNC male connector into the BNC female to RJ45 adapter going to the tester.
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Unfortunately no, you might be able to combine the audio into the Bnc upstream before running the bnc into the balun. I'm happy with it though for video, works well! Good luck!
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Yes, it just amplifies the signal coming in through the coax. It does not change it.
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i would follow the directions, on the modulator, or, ask the place where you got the modulator.....good luck!!
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Patricia, I could connect my new Laptop, with HDMI to the Mini HDMI. From the Mini HDMI to 3RCA Cable to the TV and works really good. I don't know about to connect to RF Modulator.
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Depends on the plug in to ur RF Modulator check what the ampage in on the Modulater
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Yes it will. It is bi-directional so it has return to the headend of your cable company. But if your getting a real bad signal to begin with no. I would try the 123 first. Change out your coax make sure it's RG6. Try looking at the levels on your modem most cable modems you can view from 192.168.100.1 If you have low power levels and high S/N levels it will help you out but just remember it only boost what it receives noise in noise out. Try your coax make sure the F connectors or nice and tight and look down in them if you see green you have water that has made it in you coax. Hope this helps. Yes it will. It is bi-directional so it has return to the headend of your cable company. But if your getting a real bad signal to begin with no. I would try the 123 first. Change out your coax make sure it's RG6. Try looking at the levels on your modem most cable modems you can view from 192.168.100.1 If you have low power levels and high S/N levels it will help you out but just remember it only boost what it receives noise in noise out. Try your coax make sure the F connectors or nice and tight and look down in them if you see green you have water that has made it in you coax. Hope this... » Read More Yes it will. It is bi-directional so it has return to the headend of your cable company. But if your getting a real bad signal to begin with no. I would try the 123 first. Change out your coax make sure it's RG6. Try looking at the levels on your modem most cable modems you can view from 192.168.100.1 If you have low power levels and high S/N levels it will help you out but just remember it only boost what it receives noise in noise out. Try your coax make sure the F connectors or nice and tight and look down in them if you see green you have water that has made it in you coax. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It does, but be sure you really want a BNC connector. I did pay attention and they are very different from a normal threaded coax connection
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What is your input? If your inputs are audio L-R and Video, this outputs only in the same mode. If your inputs are also coaxial, then this is not the switch for you. You will need a coaxial A-B switch. If your inputs are audio/video, and you need a coaxial hookup on the output, then you will need (as suggested by an earlier answer) a RF modulator to change this output from audio-video to RF (coaxial) to your device.