“I have cable now that I have 6 TVs hooked up to. Can I hook the line from the antenna to the cable line that goes into the house?”
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The coax cable that runs through or beneath your home to each room (used by the cable company) can be used to connect your antenna. You will have to purchase a splitter or perhaps use the one already being used in your home to feed the cable signal to each room to connect the antenna. The antenna signal travelling through the coax cable may not be as strong as the signal received from the cable company to provide a strong signal to all the televisions. Watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToeZWV5ifjA and research information on this site: http://www.tvfool.com/
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes you can. Actually, the coax cable will act as part of the antenna and should help your reception. We live in east central Ohio and could pick up 6 channels with this antenna aimed using the Antenna point app. Good clear picture, just not enough channels to warrant getting shed of our satellite provider. Returning antenna to Best Buy’s.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes. I removed my old direct tv dish, mounted the new antenna onto the direct tv dish mount and plugged the new antenna cable into the direct tv cable. The existing direct tv cable was already connected to 3 TVs, all which now have access through the new antenna.
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