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coax to multiple vga monitors

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17-Oct-2009, 08:41 AM #1
coax to multiple vga monitors
I have been asked to hook up two HD monitors to display the video being sent throughout our building. I have two different connectors I can connect to. A RCA connector and a coax connector.

Does anyone know a device I can use to take the video from one of these connectors and split it to go to both monitors?
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17-Oct-2009, 09:18 AM #2
a video amplifier/splitter like this one would work for the RCA connector: http://www.smartvm.com/Composite-Vid...rt--P24434.htm

Similar models are available for BNC connectors.
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