So...I guess I'll need to come up with something else. I could always put the cable modem and router at the ingress and put a wifi access point where the router is now. Then, use the house coax for MoCA and TV.
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can anyone tell me if all 3 signals (cable internet ingress, MoCA, and over the air TV) can co-exist on the same coax line?
They cannot.
MoCA can coexist with either, but OTA and cable have overlapping frequency ranges, precluding their sharing coax.
- MoCA (retail/Ext. Band D): 1125-1675 MHz
--- - cable: 5-1002 MHz
- OTA: 54-607 MHz
May require extra coax or relocating the modem/router or OTA target.
HUGE no. That's asking for the cable company to shut you off or come knocking on your door. You would be causing ingress and prob tick the neighbors off too. You'd be injecting AM/FM/OTA TV and whatever else is in the air into the cable system.