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BamaRam · 04-09-2019, 08:08 AM

On mine, the input cable goes to a plate with a small jumper, then to the air/cable switch. Once the cable leaves the switch, it goes into a splitter that is located within 12" of the switch. One side of the splitter goes to the main entertainment center and the other goes to the bunkhouse. At the bunkhouse, there is another splitter that takes the cable to the outside.

One thing you could do is take the switch out of the equation and connect the cables that are connected to the outputs of the first splitter directly to the input cable. This would determine if there is a problem in splitter.

Most likely it's going to be a bad connection at the splitter or the splitter itself.

04-09-2019, 08:08 AM	#2
BamaRam Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Divide Posts: 267	On mine, the input cable goes to a plate with a small jumper, then to the air/cable switch. Once the cable leaves the switch, it goes into a splitter that is located within 12" of the switch. One side of the splitter goes to the main entertainment center and the other goes to the bunkhouse. At the bunkhouse, there is another splitter that takes the cable to the outside. One thing you could do is take the switch out of the equation and connect the cables that are connected to the outputs of the first splitter directly to the input cable. This would determine if there is a problem in splitter. Most likely it's going to be a bad connection at the splitter or the splitter itself. __________________ 2018 Hideout 31RBDS TT 2004.5 Ram Quadcab Short Box 2500 5.9HO, 2WD, Auto, 373s, Edge Insight CTS2.