Can i amplify the signal to multiple tvs in my home ? null

yes, I can put splitter into two TV.

Yes, use a coaxial cable splitter and the signal can be shared with up to four different televisions.

I am driving two TVs, each with a DVR, on opposite ends of the house. I live in a mountainous, i.e., marginal area - like 30 miles from the closest repeater. Am using a pre-amplifier (Channel Master: CM-7777HD) right with the roof mounted ClearSight antenna. As I wanted to use the existing DirectTV cabling to distribute the signal to both TVs, I did add a distribution amplifier (Channel Master: CM-3412) with 2 outputs instead of a splitter, to get reliable signal to both sets. I pull in 48 channels of which perhaps 15 are the ones we watch on a regular basis. Hope this helps.

Yes, you can run the antenna to more than one TV.

Yes, up to 8 TVs. You need the appropriate splitter and then will need an amplifier as well.

I used a Mini Drop Amplifier Splitter. It works fantastic, just keep in mind you will need a power source.

Yes and if you have long runs of cable with multiple splitters then it would probably be recommended. I have the Winegard LNA-200 preamplifier with this antenna and at my house I used the RCA preamplifier and it also does a good job providing a more consistent signal strength.

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yes, I can put splitter into two TV.
Answered by John 8 years ago
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Yes, use a coaxial cable splitter and the signal can be shared with up to four different televisions.
Answered by Purpletiger 8 years ago
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I am driving two TVs, each with a DVR, on opposite ends of the house. I live in a mountainous, i.e., marginal area - like 30 miles from the closest repeater. Am using a pre-amplifier (Channel Master: CM-7777HD) right with the roof mounted ClearSight antenna. As I wanted to use the existing DirectTV cabling to distribute the signal to both TVs, I did add a distribution amplifier (Channel Master: CM-3412) with 2 outputs instead of a splitter, to get reliable signal to both sets. I pull in 48 channels of which perhaps 15 are the ones we watch on a regular basis. Hope this helps.
Answered by Hayseed 6 years ago
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Yes, you can run the antenna to more than one TV.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 8 years ago
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Yes, up to 8 TVs. You need the appropriate splitter and then will need an amplifier as well.
Answered by Kyle 5 years ago
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I used a Mini Drop Amplifier Splitter. It works fantastic, just keep in mind you will need a power source.
Answered by HectorC137 8 years ago
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Yes and if you have long runs of cable with multiple splitters then it would probably be recommended. I have the Winegard LNA-200 preamplifier with this antenna and at my house I used the RCA preamplifier and it also does a good job providing a more consistent signal strength.
Answered by M1K3 8 years ago
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