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- DarkattValued Contributor III
If you have satellite, Chances are good they disconnected Cox Cable and you ONLY have their satellite feed through your connections. If that's the case, you will have to call cox, if you JUST signed up, there will be a pro install charge, if you have had it for some time, but just got the problem after getting satellite, then you are looking at a billable trouble call, unless you have Cox Complete care, (10$ a month), and it covers the cost of all trouble calls.
- WiderMouthOpenHonored Contributor III
Are you trying to get both satellite and coax cable on your TV? If so, you will have problems. They are conflicting systems. You will need a separate coaxial loop.
- DRVEGASContributor III
You can try combining them by using a combiner or a 2 way splitter but that might not work so you just have to try it.
- WiderMouthOpenHonored Contributor III
Won't that back feed into the Cox system and cause problems?
- DRVEGASContributor III
Not necessarily. They just need to try it to see if it works but it may cause interference issues hard to say.
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