Do I need an antenna for each tv? null

no i have four tv's one this antenna with a monster signal booster work's awesome

No you do not. If you have a convenient location to install the antenna you can use a Coaxial Cable Splitter to provide the signal to the other TV's that you have connected. Keep in mind that if you use a splitter you should also use a signal amplifier to ensure that all of the devices are getting a good signal. An example of an combined cable splitter/amplifier is the Rocketfish BiDirectional Mini Drop Amplifier.

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no i have four tv's one this antenna with a monster signal booster work's awesome
Answered by 1234 6 years ago
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No you do not. If you have a convenient location to install the antenna you can use a Coaxial Cable Splitter to provide the signal to the other TV's that you have connected. Keep in mind that if you use a splitter you should also use a signal amplifier to ensure that all of the devices are getting a good signal. An example of an combined cable splitter/amplifier is the Rocketfish BiDirectional Mini Drop Amplifier.
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- Rocketfish™ - 4 Output Coaxial Amplifier - Silver
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Answered by SpaceRat321 6 years ago
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