I am aware of how splitters work and the loss incurred by them

I found removing an unneeded splitter and replacing another splitter with a higher

I used a cheap splitter, I didn't know that you need a power pass splitter, who needs cable.

I would not recommend it, but would recommend a powered splitter

(Some of the signal is lost because the splitter is not perfect.

I have 2 TV's rigged up so the splitter may be an issue as to why I do not get many channels

i also noted to ground the splitter but i haven't tested with vs without ground.i attached it all with RG-6 from a 500ft spool from home depot

Bypassed splitter, still didn't work

If you need to use a splitter, make sure you purchase a DC passive splitter which allows the DC voltage to move through the splitter and up to the amplifier through the coax cable.

We are pretty close to most of the channels broadcast antenna but the splitter and long line lengths caused problems with some

The ability of a TV tuner to "tune in" a particular signal depends entirely upon the difference in strength between the signal and the surrounding electrical noise, called the signal to noise (S/N) ratio.

It improved my T V signal and was easy to install.

It improved my T V signal and was easy to install.