Jukebox Machines

An eight-port 60 MHz to 1000 MHz amp, with passive 1 MHz – 50 MHz return and a function which bypasses one port on power loss. For the forward signal, this works great if you can put the incoming cable directly into it (before any splits). Because it has a passive return, and and because that return is also split eight ways, the return signal is very weak, and can cause loss of internet, phone, and cable-box-return signals when optimal conditions are not present. The manufacturer also makes a four-port amp (with 3 dB stronger return siganls) and similar boxes with an amplified return path. The box has very sturdy construction, and if powered through one of two f-connector ports: one for direct power at the box installation site, and one of the downfeed ports can accept power, should you lack power at the installation site. The latter method applies power to one of the coax lines running past a power outlet using a special adapter (looks like a splitter, but isn’t; must be purchased

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