“WITH THE 4 MAX ANTENNA HOW MANY TV'S CAN IT HANDLE AT ONE TIME I CURRENTLY HAVE 4 HARD WIRED WITH AN AMPLIFIER HOOKED UP BUT EACH TELEVISION PICKS UP DIFFERENT STATIONS AND SOME OF THE SAME STATIONS. THE TRANSMISSION TOWERS ARE ROUGHLY 40 MILES AWAY.”
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I will be interested to hear other responses. I have the same set-up as you, 3 TVs via amplified splitter and all 3 TVs get different stations. The oldest TV only gets about 12 stations but my newest smart TV gets 2x that or more. I assume it is TV related as it is the same final going to all 4 TVs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Greetings! You can connect as many TVs to the ClearStream 4MAX as you like. We have distribution amps online at Best Buy that allow you to split the TV signals to 8 TVs at a time. It is always best to install the antenna up high, like on your roof or fascia, if possible. If you need any assistance, we are available 7 days a week to answer any questions you may have for installation. Our toll free # is 877-825-5572. Thank you for sending us a message.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It can also depend on the Tuner in your TV. My Samsung TV's seem to have better tuner's than my LG's. I get some Pixilation on my LG's and the Samsung on same antenna feed is clear in my man cave. That may be impacting you as well. As posted earlier if you can get a amplified distribution panel that can clear up a lot of issues if you have more than couple of TV's you are connecting too.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm not surprised to see Antennas Direct suggest a distribution amplifier as that is the best solution for getting a larger number of TVs connected properly to the antenna. With a typical splitter, each and every time you split the signal, there is loss. A distribution amplifier splits the original signal and provides identical (amplified) outputs to all TVs connected. If you start out connecting only 2 to the distribution amplifier and then add 6 more later, you will not see any loss of signal strength at all.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I had this antenna installed one month ago with the intention of just getting CBS, NBC and ABC. Two TV’s are connected and I am able to receive about 33 stations. The pictures I receive are as good as I was getting with cable. I have had only one incident when the Signal was interrupted and I believe it was because of severe thunderstorms in the area. This lasted for only a few minutes. I don’t know how far I am from from the TV stations (would guess about 35 miles or so—I live in the suburbs) but I am extremely satisfied with the performance of this antenna.
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