5-900mhz and 5-1000mhz splitter..-whats the diff?

[Chomster]

hmm, i just shifted place. and now i need to reinstall my cable modem to the tv point. i just bought a 5-1000mhz 2way splitter. (something that can split a tv point to share a cable modem and tv).

the problem is i left my old one in my old place and i do not intend to go back. so i do not know what i used to have.

but anyway, my cable modem requires a 5-900mhz splitter. i didnt know that till i started trying to install the driver for the cable modem.

my question is,

 

1) can i still use the 1000mhz splitter?

2) what's the difference sia?

 

replies would be of great help, all.

 

Thanks

[jB]

it shouldn't be a problem if you can connect the RG cables to the splitter and out to your modem/tv/com

 

diff for that? won't differ much, I don't know the actual details.Maybe redbeacon can help here

[Chomster]

yay, i solved it.

it actually doesnt matter. you're right.

just needed to inform the provider that i switched modem, that's all. now i'm good to go.

thanks for reading!

 

mod, you may close this thread. thank you!

[jB]

yay, i solved it.

it actually doesnt matter. you're right.

just needed to inform the provider that i switched modem, that's all. now i'm good to go.

thanks for reading!

 

mod, you may close this thread. thank you!

for those who're reading, take note, its to info operator about change of address for your cable modem to be activated

Unlike Starhub TV Digital cable box where you can just bring around

[redbeacon]

it shouldn't be a problem if you can connect the RG cables to the splitter and out to your modem/tv/com

 

diff for that? won't differ much, I don't know the actual details.Maybe redbeacon can help here

 

FYI, I'm anti- Cable Internet.

DSL all the waay!