Does anyone know of composite video splitter (1 to 2) schematic?

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istarian | 1 year, 4 months ago

I assume that it should be sufficient to wire have one input RCA jack and two output RCA jacks wired in parallel. That is, both outputs are wired to the input. If you are only traveling a short distance this should be sufficient. If you are travelling a longer distance, a powered amplifier would ensure a undiminished signal. I expect that a one transistor amplifier with an output whose max is near the TVs input max voltage (i.e. it never exceeds the TVs maximum signal voltage input) should suffice (a number of AA batteries might suffice for power if no wall socket and appropriate adapter are available).

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luecjennifer9 | 1 year, 4 months ago

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