Eagle Aspen 500249 DIRECTV-Listed Single Diplexer

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out of 5, based on 8 reviews

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Does not work for combining OTA UHF/VHF and cable internet. Figured I would try it, but didn’t work. Cable internet and OTA both operate under 1000MHz and at varying levels. A diplexer works by utilizing band pass filters in varying ranges. The two signal types I tried to combine operate over the same range, so this diplexer actually didn’t pass the VHF/UHF at all.

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Worked great for combining docsis 3.0 spectrum internet and directv swm satellite across 8 channels. Bought two, one for each end. Also bought a voltage regulator to keep my modem safe from the added power of the swm (not sure if this was needed). Kept me from running a second wire thru the attic in the hot Texas summer.

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I used this to combine my satellite and antenna signal to a single coax then used a second one to split the antenna and satellite signal at the receiver. Works great. An inexpensive project that kept me from having to run two coax lines.

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extremely nice product!I was able to connect both Comcast Cable (for US programming) and Dish Network Intl programming, utilizing 2x of these ifty gadgets.Saved myself from running xtra COAX lines to each TV.

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It did not work for my intended purpose of combining and splitting a digital over-the-air signal and a cable internet signal.

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Used this to send analog signal over coax with DISH network. At $5 can’t complain (especially since DISH wanted $150 to send a tech out.)

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Works like it should with my Directv Genie and Genie mini and ota Winegard MetroStar amplified antenna.

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This eliminates a second cable around the house…Just plug outside, Cable and Sat to it and you will be able to have both inside your house with only one cable…It does what it says.,..