It uses DLNA to talk with the tv, so any recent tv should work. I do both as i had too much loss on one run. Or you could use something like a HD Homerun box and connect to your TVs across ethernet. If this is an indoor antenna, the best spot may be elsewhere in the room. All of the coax is run from a junction box on the outside of the house to the various rooms. However, MoCA 2.5 bonds 5 100 MHz channels, so requires nearly the entire MoCA Extended Band D range, 1125-1675. I'm especially wondering if I need to have the OTA antenna run to the BOLT on a separate coax cable or if it can be put on the same coax as the MoCA network with splitters, diplexers, etc. You might need a higher gain, directional, not omnidirectional, antenna. MoCA 1.1 requires just 50 MHz of bandwidth at the low end of the MoCA frequency range, typically 1125-1175 MHz, so wouldnt experience significantly different loss from a cable signal at the top-end of the splitters range, 1002 MHz. Is the antenna outside with at least 1.5 meters of air around it or is this an indoor antenna ? You may need to correct the aim of the antenna by a few degrees to improve the signal level, tilt it slightly up, or relocate it to a higher spot with a clear line of sight to the transmission tower. Any unused ports should capped if you cannot replace the splitter with one with the exact number of ports needed.
You can help the losses by replacing any splitters with lower loss versions and minimizing the number.
If you have to replace the amp, you will need a low noise version otherwise the noise floor goes up as well. Don’t use push on connectors, use screw on type and make sure they are tight. Make sure there are no shield braid wires contacting the central conductor, the central conductor is proper length from inside the connector with a little bit of the core insulator extending inside. I would start by looking at the coax terminations to the wall plates on each end. If you are having to scan multiple times, that means the signal level is marginal.
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