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To: Carolyn who wrote (779)	10/30/2000 1:58:54 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1541

No, it isn't that. Three televisions, two different types of cable modems which route to three different machines. That may not be eight, I guess it's really seven. 3 for the three televisions, 1 for one modem that only goes to one machine. 3 for one modem that goes to three machines. 7, I guess. I also have a amplifier to boost the cable signal but I would think I may run into trouble if I add more equipment. It isn't a question of the IP's, it's a question of signal strength off the cable. Now I do not know if, considering the televisions usually run off satellite, whether or not the signal gets degraded at all. But I think that just splitting the signal, whether it is used at it's terminal (such as the televisions) or not, degrades the signal somewhat.