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Might as well check here before I return it, but the moca adapter kit I ordered did not seem to work. The instructions were pretty vague, but I tried a number of setups, just could never get the coax light to turn on. I eventually called actiontec for help, and the best they could do was have me plug the 2 adapters together and get the coax light to turn on, and just said the coax cables in the walls were not setup for this. Wall - coax - moca in, out to splitter with Comcast set and modem I live in a recently built townhouse, and knew about PowerLine adapters, glanced at moca and got excited. Do these just flat out not work sometimes? The troubleshooting posts I've found on the Internet had multiple splitters going into the house. I tried Comcast as well, and not sure the tech knew much about moca adapters, so that was frustrating. Link to kit I bought https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008EQ4BQG/ref=ya_aw_od_pi?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Dogen posted:Did you use a filter on the line where the cable actually comes into your house? If the signal is trying to go into the other units that can screw it up. Is this what I need? I haven't looked, no idea where the line would be that comes into the townhouse. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DC...v_1459522386739
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