Can you stack 2 of these facing 2 different directions and combine into one cable going into the house? null

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Rmil · Accepted Answer

I put one toward Milwaukee and one toward Madison. I put both antenna cables into a splitter. I ran the one output cable from the splitter into the attic of my house into a power booster. I ran the one output from the power booster into another splitter. I ran 2 cables from the output end of the splitter with one into the bedroom TV and one into the living room tv. Madison and Milwaukee come in great. So the short answer to the question is yes. I adjusted each antenna on the pole one at a time and locked the first one down before doing the second.

Answered by Rmil 10 years ago

Ronald · Answer

Yes. You can stack two of them and using a signal splitter, combine the two into one cable. Keep in mind that anytime you go through a splitter, you will get some attenuation of the signal. If the signals are strong, you should be OK.

Answered by Ronald 10 years ago

Televisor · Answer

If the Tv transmitters are in more or less opposite directions.

Remove one or both of the reflector screens and this will allow the C4-V-CJM antenna to receive 2 directions.

Joseph · Answer

I believe so with a splitter. Not done it yet but will to get all channels without needing to adjust antenna

Natedogg1977 · Answer

I bet you could with a splitter, but you need to locate the broadcast tower closet to your location. If there is only one there would be no reason to try it.

Farawayfromthere11d7 · Answer

Yes you can with an adapter

TdKjs3S3Eu · Answer

You "can", but it won't yield the results you would like. The physics of antenna behavior will cause the signals to cancel each other out. There is also signal loss at the connections.

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