A common mistake made in video cabling is the use of widely available BNC "T" connectors to distribute a video signal to multiple receivers (monitors, transmitters, VCRs, etc). This creates problems due to the 300mV reduction of signal strength incurred with each additional receiver - a reduction which results in a progressively dimmer picture, as well as the mismatched cable impedence resulting from multiple 75 ohm terminations on a single line - something which manifests itself as picture "ghosting". The way to avoid such problems is by using a distribution amplifier to accurately boost and distribute the video signal, outputting a properly terminated, 1V peak-to-peak signal to every receiver. Our video splitter is just such a device - built into a compact, universally powered, connector friendly and easily servicable package. Every assistant should have one!