📡 Antronix MMC1008H-B 5-1675 MHz MoCA 2.0 Splitter – 8-Way Solution for Frontier (Formerly Verizon Fios) Review

My FIOS router was upstairs, my TV was downstairs. I needed a stronger signal downstairs, so I bought a Verizon wireless extender. The extension uses MoCA and needs its own coax, so I had to split the TV's coax. This splitter worked great. It was cheaper than the Verizon version and has the same (minimal) signal loss.

I got a signal that my Tivos is working properly. They must have a signal-to-noise ratio of around 33-36 dB or they will fail. Since this was the case, the signal was so strong that the cable company couldn't contact the cable cards, and none of the service reps they dispatched seemed to know what the problem was. I reset the signal on all channels from 40+ to about 33 because of the 10dB drop from this splitter and everything worked again.

I bought some two leg splitters to improve signal quality and levels while waiting for MediaCom launches a new splitter - I got BAMF 5-2450Mhz, Commscope, Extreme and finally Antronix 5-1675Mhz and it gave the best results! I have Mediacom Gigabit service, I have my own Arris SB8200 and a Tivo multiroom (Ethernet, no MoCa) with digital service. I highly recommend this Antronix device! By the way, I also replaced all my home coax cables with RG6-Q.