“Can this be hooked into a traditional cable splitter?”

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• Yes, I am using a 4 way amplified splitter to power four televisions and one DVR. The DVR is a splitter in itself with RF in and RF out. This is a Great Antenna! I installed it in my attic and receive all 43 channels available in my area very clearly. An unamplified cable splitter may be ok for two TV's depending on your location and channel availability. I strongly suggest using an amplified splitter for best reception and most channels. Yes, traditional co-axial cable and splitter can be hooked to this antenna.

  Answered by Frank 6 years ago

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• Yes. I have it connected to a 4 way splitter. I would suggest using an amplifier to boost the signal (if missing channels or channels are not clear)

  Answered by NormanT 6 years ago

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• Not sure if this would work as well if you use a splitter. I believe the signal quality could be degraded. It may work if you are close to your signal source and have little interference.

  Answered by markw 6 years ago

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• yes I connected it to a splitter for 3 tv's

  Answered by carld1 6 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by srut2 6 years ago

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