Can 2 or 3 tvs be successfully connect to one antenna? null

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exrog · Accepted Answer

I had cable TV and used the coax cable to connect 2 TV"S with 1 antennae. as long as the cable in your home is not disconnected somewhere between TV"s it will connect the TV"s. the signal strength may not be ideal but it will work. if you also have the internet make sure the modem and router for WIFI are on a SEPERATE line all to their own. I pick up about 26 channels on both TV"s off of 1 CLEARSTREAM eclipse amplified indoor HDTV antennae with a 50 mile range. hope this helps.

Answered by exrog 8 years ago

Trollycar · Answer

With a splitter I don’t see why not. That’s a lot of cable to run

Maria · Answer

Yes, an antenna can service more than one television at a time. If your home had satellite or cable service, the coaxial cable needed to send the antenna's signal to all your TVs is already installed.

digitalgrafx · Answer

Yes by using a device like hd homerun. Connect antenna to hd homerun. Connect the home run to your router. You can then stream all your channels to multiple tvs and tablets using the hd homerun app. Must have something like fire tv / apple tv/ android box connected to each tv.

Answered by digitalgrafx 7 years ago

Nick · Answer

The simple answer is no. The reason is that added cable and splitters all reduce reduce signal strength which affects the quality of your picture. If you are using an indoor antenna each tv needs its own antenna.

Answered by Nick 7 years ago

Jeff · Answer

Yes, I used a splitter and have it hooked up to 2 TVs, and it works great.

Antennas Direct Expert · Answer

For many people, when the correct antenna is used, and consistent reception is established on one TV, a splitter should be capable of sending that reception to 2 or 3 TVs. Sometimes, depending on the specific location, a distribution amplifier is needed to get signal to more than one TV.

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Gobucs · Answer

No. You need 1 for each TV. They do make Outdoor Antennas that you can connect to your cable junction box and use for all your TV's.

SaraG · Answer

No. Each TV must have its own antenna.

Lucio92ccs · Answer

I have two tv connected and works really good

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