Help with finding correct amplifier

[breda 0]

Hi, we have 200-foot run that we had to cut out and replace 40 feet of it and replace it with new RG-59 we don't get any video in the home we attach test camera to the end of the 160 run and it works great in the home we also independently tested the 40 foot new cable run with test camera and monitor and it works great we have F connectors for the splice word any Amplifier like this https://www.amazon.com/Channel-Master-Distribution-Amplifier-Antenna/dp/B001FY0B90/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_23_bs_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=CBWV539ZT7REE5NN57JH&th=1

 

or would we have to get something like this http://www.cctvcamerapros.com/Security-Camera-Video-Amplifier-p/amp-1001.htm

[breda 0]

also, I should; clarify we not using siamese the camera is powered at the end of the run

[the toss 0]

If this ever worked in the past , but is not working with a replacement section of cable then you have a fault. A VDA will NOT help your situation. Two questions ---> is the cable in conduit and why did you use F connectors?

[breda 0]

Hi, the toss thanks for replying to my post , yes the new and old cable are in conduit the camera is located inside intercom box we installed brand new camera here link to the camera specs http://www.doorking.com/sites/default/files/downloads/1812-148-K-9-11_CCTV_Kit.pdf

 

why did you use F connectors because we had to make 2 splices in the cable the coax is inside an intercom box, the coax works fine we tested it would have been tough to get that cable out because of the pole the size of the box the other splice was made about 35 feet away from the pole we had to remove old coax from underground conduit that had water in it, we removed all water and ran new coax cable in that conduit we tested the new 40 foot run with the camera inside the intercom box, and it works great we also ran Quad Shield RG-6 Coax Cable Jumper to the intercom box camera and attached it to the splice with the 160 cable run the to the home, and we get video without any problems