If this was my house, I'd bring 1 coax cable in, go to the active splitter I mentioned and home-run all of the coax from all of the locations back to this single splitter.

I'd run from the cable company splitter. 75' should be fine, so long as you use a quality cable.<BR><BR>Also, it is fairly easy to damage a coax cable by bending it, so you might have a bad cable ...

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