“Can I connect a antenna and a cable wire at the same time?”

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• Only with a splitter or run it through another device (ex: vcr or dvd player)

  Answered by Hellgod182 9 years ago

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• Your question is not clear. What do you mean by cable wire? Several years ago cable TV and antenna signals both attached to the TV via 75 ohm RF (i.e. RG6) cable. Some TVs had two separate 75 ohm RF inputs; one for antenna and one for cable. Today many cable companies feed their signal via HDMI cables. If this is your case this TV is fine the way it is; antenna uses the RF input and cable HDMI. If you need to hook up two 75 ohm RF cables (RG6) then you will need mechanical selector switch between the two RG6 cables and the TV (ask your Best Buy TV person and they can direct you to the correct product). Note - most cable companies feed TVs with HDMI cables.

  Answered by Shorty 8 years ago

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• There is only one Coax input

  Answered by Brian 9 years ago

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• Ours only has one coax outlet

  Answered by Jfamily 9 years ago

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• No

  Answered by Bernie 9 years ago

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