When I connect a Y cable to glasstron and camcorder (used to record flight) from the receiver, I get a bad picture that is dark and saturated.
If I connect directly to the camcorder or glasstron, it works fine.
p.s The cables are quite long, could it help to shorten them.
Do you thing this sounds like a video signal strength issue that I may have to amplify the rx video signal to keep my iglasses stable?
Go to radioshack and pickup a video distribution amplifier, they have one that amplifies/distributes s-video and regular video lines.
Costs $45 on website, might find it on special locally. Not a heavily used item.
The length of the cables probably does not make much difference in that regard. The reason the image is dark is because both the glasstron and camcorder place a 75 ohm load on the video signal, but the standard impedance is a single 75 ohm termination to 1 volt peak-to-peak signal. If you open up the glasstron and camcorder and find a 75 ohm resistor near the input jack and replace it with 150 ohms and use a short cable, it would probably work fine.